I received a lot of comments and emails on my post earlier this week about house sales in San Francisco that didn’t require overbidding in June. The big question: “What about condos?”
The good news for buyers is that even more condos are selling for less than or at their list prices. But do note that these sales aren’t happening in the most popular neighborhoods. If you’re open to areas that aren’t Noe Valley, the Mission, Pac Heights or NoPa, there are plenty of opportunities out there—particularly in high-rise buildings where there are many units.
Here’s the lineup of resales reported in June that were marketed through the MLS:
690 Spruce / Jordan Park / Days on Market (DOM): 27
List price: $1,395,000 / Sale Price: $1,378,000
41 Lake Street / Lake District / 69 DOM
$1,195,000 / $1,175,000
155 24th Avenue #5 / Lake District / 65 DOM
$1,725,000 / $1,650,000
700 Brotherhood Way #102 / Stonestown / 51 DOM
$1,149,000 / $1,143,594
1506 Golden Gate / Western Addition / 9 DOM
$1,999,999 / $1,199,999
1572 Grove / NoPa / 12 DOM
$1,295,000 / $1,280,000
3240 Sacramento #C / Pacific Heights / 48 DOM
$2,450,000 / $2,100,000
1001 Pine #1101 / Downtown / 99 DOM
$1,250,000 / $1,075,000
333 Bush #3804 / Financial District / 47 DOM
$1,600,000 / $1,600,000
550 Davis #47 / Financial District / 15 DOM
$1,800,000 / $1,775,000
1 Daniel Burnham Court #903 / Van Ness Corridor / 22 DOM
$780,000 / $780,000
426 Vallejo / Telegraph Hill / 86 DOM
$749,000 / $725,000
325 Berry #422 / Mission Bay / 14 DOM
$960,000 / $930,000
188 Minna #30C / Yerba Buena / 68 DOM
$3,200,000 / $3,000,000
301 Mission #32D / Yerba Buena / 9 DOM
$4,175,000 / $4,000,000
501 Beale #1A / South Beach / 38 DOM
$306,559 / $306,559
403 Main #301N / South Beach / 29 DOM
$1,115,000 / $1,115,000
403 Main #707N / South Beach / 50 DOM
$1,249,000 / $1,249,000
425 1st Street #2501 / South Beach / 46 DOM
$1,150,000 / $1,139,000
425 1st Street #4302 / South Beach / 29 DOM
$2,288,000 / $2,338,000
4 Clarence Place / South Beach / 6 DOM
$3,300,000 / $3,200,000