In June, 44 homes in the city sold for at least $1 million over asking.

Prices year over year are technically up from a year ago, but that’s a low bar.

The Bay Area housing market hit a lot of national headlines in May.

Spring momentum going predictably strong, with no signs of this pace slowing down yet.

The inadequate supply of listings compared to soaring demand causes buyers compete furiously for scarce listings.

The housing market in early 2026 can best be described as “stuck—but slightly improving.”

Is San Francisco the hottest resl estate market in the country right now?

San Francisco's median home sales prices continue to surge higher, a dynamic we expect to see continue in 2026.

After years of social, economic and demographic challenges, the city has shifted back from being the weakest market in the Bay Area to the strongest.

San Francisco market this past fall saw a stunning surge in demand, which we ascribe to the accelerating AI startup boom in the city.

Values over the last four years have remained relatively stable. Will it change in 2026?

The San Francisco real estate market continues to rapidly accelerate due to the AI startup boom.

San Francisco has seen an astonishing strengthening of its real estate market in recent months.

Generally speaking, this summer’s market saw no large shifts in market dynamics beyond typical seasonal changes.

Supply growth has stalled, but opportunities still exist.

The AI boom is bringing a wave of younger, wealthier workers to the heart of San Francisco.

Despite intense volaitlity, the SF market remained quite robust.

Buyers and sellers are locked in a stalemate, each biding their time.