Austin KlarVanguard Properties · Lawyer Turned Real Estate Agent

Are Condo Prices About to Skyrocket in Jackson Square San Francisco?

Name: Are Condo Prices About to Skyrocket in Jackson Square San Francisco?
Uploaded: 2026-06-09T00:00:25+00:00
Duration: 1 min 8 s
Channel: Austin Klar
Description: In this market update, Austin Klar discusses 288 Pacific, a 33‑unit boutique condominium building in the heart of Jackson Square, San Francisco. Designed…

9 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this market update, Austin Klar discusses 288 Pacific, a 33‑unit boutique condominium building in the heart of Jackson Square, San Francisco. Designed by Handel Architects and completed in 2018, each unit features 11‑foot ceilings and high‑end finishes. The building’s resale activity plummeted during the pandemic, with only about six resales between 2021 and mid‑2025 as owners avoided selling at depressed values. Starting in late 2025, demand rebounded dramatically: five resales occurred in the past six months, eight in the past year, with six units selling within three weeks and several receiving multiple offers, including a recent second‑floor sale. Klar frames this resurgence as a strong signal for the neighborhood’s health and the building’s future price trajectory, urging viewers to share the information and follow him for more San Francisco real estate updates.

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This is a great sign for the future of Jackson Square. Sales at 288 Pacific, a 33-unit boutique residential building right in the middle of Jackson Square, are on an absolute tear compared to during the pandemic. The building was built in 2018, designed by Handel Architects, who have done a ton of incredible buildings all across San Francisco. Every single unit has 11-foot ceilings and some of the best finishes you'll find in condos in the city. Despite its great location near a bunch of shops and restaurants and the waterfront, sales in the building really slumped because of what happened to the city during the pandemic. Condo values —there fell dramatically after the building went online around the peak of the condo market, and people living in the building didn't want to let their places go at dramatically depressed values. So sales there really slumped between 2021 and the middle of 2025. There were only about half a dozen resales in the building. But demand for the building has roared back with 5 resales just in the past 6 months and 8 within the past year. 6 of them have sold in 3 weeks or less on the market, and several of them, including one I just sold on the second floor a couple of weeks ago, have received multiple offers. Great sign for the neighborhood and for one of the best condo buildings in all of San Francisco. Share this with someone who would love living in this building and follow me for more San Francisco real estate.