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Long-Term Trends in SF Neighborhood Values

April 24, 2013 by Rob La Eace

The charts below track San Francisco MLS home sales by neighborhood, by average sales price and average dollar per square foot ($/sq.ft.), over the longer term. After all, homes are investments that are usually held for 5 to 10 years, and often longer. Note that average sales price is different from median sales price. In many cases, these charts track values for non-distress home sales only in order to provide an apples-to-apples comparison over time. See the definitions tab at left for important context to these analyses.

In 2012,San Francisco neighborhoods began to experience a significant increase in home values owing to a huge surge in buyer demand chasing an extremely limited inventory of homes for sale, and a general improvement of economic conditions in the city and Bay Area. This increase of values may not yet appear in some of the following analyses.

These charts may be easier to read if you adjust your screen view to Zoom 125%.

Prestige Northern San Francisco Neighborhoods: House Values

Sea Cliff, Lake Street, Jordan Park/Laurel Heights, Pacific & Presidio Heights,
Marina, Cow Hollow, Russian Hill, Nob Hill, North Beach, Telegraph Hill

St. Francis Wood House Values

Forest Hill House Values

Sunset/ Parkside/ Golden Gate Heights: House Values

Potrero Hill House Values

Lake Street & Jordan Park: Properties of $1.25m and Above

SF Richmond District House & Condo Values (Inner, Central & Outer Richmond)

Bernal Heights House Values

Miraloma Park House Values

Midtown Terrace House Values

Noe & Eureka Valleys: House Values

Cole Valley, Ashbury & Clarendon Heights, Buena Vista: House Values

Noe, Eureka & Cole Valleys; Ashbury Heights; Buena Vista; Duboce Triangle:
Condo Values

Glen Park House Values

Bayview, Portola, Excelsior House Values (SF Realtor Southeast District 10)

South Beach Condo Values

South of Market (SoMa) Condo Values

Pacific & Presidio Heights, Marina, Cow Hollow: Condo Values

Russian Hill Condo Values

Hayes Valley, Alamo Square, North of Panhandle (NoPa): Condo Values

Noe Valley/ Castro/ Haight District: 2-4 Unit Building Values

Pacific & Presidio Heights, Marina, Cow Hollow, Nob Hill, Russian Hill,
Telegraph Hill, North Beach: 2-4 Unit Building Values

Some Realtor districts contain neighborhoods that are relatively homogeneous in general home values, such as districts 5 and 7, and others contain neighborhoods of wildly different values, such as district 8 which includes both Russian Hill and the Tenderloin.

Statistics such as these are generalities, subject to fluctuations due to a variety of reasons (besides changes in value). Average figures in particular may be distorted by a few sales substantially higher or lower than the norm, especially where the sample size is small. Generally speaking, the fewer the sales, the less reliable the statistics. New-development condo sales not reported to MLS – of which there are quite a few in San Francisco – are not included in this analysis.

All information herein is derived from sources deemed reliable, but may contain errors and omissions, and is subject to revision.

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