Real Estate Report

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San Francisco Real Estate

March 2026 Report 
While national home price appreciation is stuttering to a halt and many states and regions are seeing price declines, San Francisco's median home sales prices continue to surge higher, a dynamic we expect to see continue in 2026. The underlying factors are an extremely inadequate supply of homes for sale vs. rapidly increasing demand due to the AI startup boom. Very fast sales and competitive bidding wars between buyers have become the norm. Though the city’s house market has been seeing the lowest supply and highest demand, its condo market is also experiencing a dramatic rebound. Rents have also been in rapid ascent with the influx of young high-tech workers eager to work in AI.
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San Francisco Real Estate

November 2025 Report 

“The San Francisco real estate market continues to rapidly accelerate due to the AI startup boom: October's sales hit the highest count since May 2022, while luxury home sales were the best in 4 years. The number of price reductions plummeted 46% on a year-over-year basis, while the pending ratio — a standard measure of market heat — hit its highest monthly reading since the peak of the pandemic boom. 80% of house sales and 44% of condo sales sold for over list price. Virtually all the market indicators point to a dramatic increase in buyer demand competing for a declining number of listings.”

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San Francisco Real Estate

September 2025 Report 

“San Francisco has had its share of tech companies since the dot-com boom, but the money pouring into artificial intelligence has lately supercharged the city’s tech profile…Last year, [SF companies] raised nearly $35 billion [in venture capital funding]…The change is visible. Rents are climbing again. City buses are filling back up. And the face of San Francisco is starting to look younger…The city is the tech industry’s hub for artificial intelligence.”

“What if San Francisco is the new Silicon Valley?”  - The New York Times

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