San Francisco · San Francisco County

The San Francisco real estate market.

A data-first read on San Francisco, drawing on 10,363 home sales recorded across the MLS in the two years ending July 2026.

Market at a glance

San Francisco, by the numbers

Single-family median
$1,800,000
3,153 sales · 14 days
Condo / townhome median
$1,300,000
7,210 sales · 20 days
SFR price / sq ft
$1,034
Single-family
Sale-to-list (SFR)
109.3%
vs. asking price
Condo price / sq ft
$1,027
Condo / townhome
Homes sold (MLS · 24 mo)
10,363
All brokerages, market-wide

Source: Bay East / Paragon MLS closed sales, Jul 2024 – Jul 2026. Single-family = detached; condo/townhome = attached. Medians; verify specifics for any individual property.

Price trends

San Francisco price trends, month by month

2024-07–2026-07, real MLS closings. Single-family and condo/townhome shown separately.

Single-family, Median $1,800,000 · up ~24% year-over-year · 109.3% of list · 14 days on market

Condo / townhome, Median $1,300,000 · up ~7% year-over-year · 100.3% of list · 20 days on market

Days on market

How long homes take to sell, month by month, lower is faster. Single-family vs. condo/townhome.

How San Francisco is trading

San Francisco's single-family homes carry a median of $1,800,000. Single-family homes have been fiercely competitive, closing in a median of 14 days at 109.3% of list, routinely above asking. Single-family values have been climbing, up roughly 24% from a year earlier.

Condos and townhomes offer a more attainable path at a median of $1,300,000, a clear step below detached houses. Condos and townhomes have stayed competitive, closing in a median of 20 days at 100.3% of list. Condo and townhome values have been climbing, up roughly 7% from a year earlier.

Location does most of the work here: single-family homes in ZIP 94123 run about $4,900,000 while 94124 is nearer $980,000, a spread of roughly 400% across the same city. The ZIP, not the citywide average, sets the price you actually pay.

By neighborhood

San Francisco by ZIP

ZIP 94123


$4,900,000 single-family (107 sales)
$1,910,000 condo / townhome (327 sales)

ZIP 94115


$4,575,000 single-family (102 sales)
$1,420,000 condo / townhome (403 sales)

ZIP 94118


$3,375,000 single-family (124 sales)
$1,844,000 condo / townhome (264 sales)

ZIP 94117


$3,000,000 single-family (101 sales)
$1,486,000 condo / townhome (354 sales)

ZIP 94133


$2,800,000 single-family (33 sales)
$1,325,000 condo / townhome (193 sales)

ZIP 94114


$2,600,000 single-family (199 sales)
$1,695,000 condo / townhome (471 sales)

Price cliff, where value hides next door

In San Francisco, single-family homes in ZIP 94123 run about $4,900,000 while 94124 is nearer $980,000, a real, data-backed gap across town.

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San Francisco, common questions

What buyers & sellers ask us

What is the median home price in San Francisco, CA?

Based on 10,363 closed sales in the 24 months ending July 2026 (Bay East/Paragon MLS), San Francisco's single-family median was $1,800,000 and condos/townhomes $1,300,000. Prices vary by neighborhood and property type.

Are homes in San Francisco selling over asking?

Over the last 24 months, San Francisco single-family homes closed at a median of 109.3% of list price and sold in about 14 days.

Which San Francisco area is most expensive?

For single-family homes, ZIP 94123 is the priciest in San Francisco with a median around $4,900,000, while 94124 offers relative value near $980,000.


Figures from Bay East / Paragon MLS closed sales, 24 months ending July 2026; medians, not guarantees.

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