Inner Sunset and Outer Sunset single-family homes are now closing over 141% of list price, while Bernal Heights leads all neighborhoods in year-over-year gains. Here's where San Francisco's 2026 market is running hottest — and the one neighborhood where condos are still going for less than asking.

Waiting for a 2008-style housing crash in the Bay Area? Discover why a severe lack of inventory and locked-in mortgage rates make a market collapse unlikely.

San Francisco condo prices have jumped 27% year-over-year, driven largely by buyers who can no longer compete in the single-family home market. With limited inventory, rising tech-driven wealth, and intense competition in prime neighborhoods, demand has shifted sharply into larger condos and multi-unit properties. This post breaks down what’s behind the surge, where the market is moving fastest, and what it means for buyers and sellers right now.

SpaceX. Stripe. OpenAI. Anthropic. A quiet but significant IPO pipeline is building beneath SF's tech ecosystem — and historically, when private market liquidity unlocks at this scale, San Francisco real estate moves with it. Here's what the data is signaling right now.