How These $10,000,000+ Mansions Didn't Sell?
In this YouTube commentary, Austin Klar reviews three ultra‑luxury San Francisco homes that failed to sell in 2025. He details each property’s location, architectural style, size, construction era, recent renovations, and listing price per square foot. The first is a 10,000 sq ft mid‑century modern house in Forest Hill, priced at $10 million (just under $1,000/ft) and praised for its blend of brutalist form with warm wood interiors. The second is a 6,300 sq ft Georgian‑style corner mansion on Jackson Street in Presidio Heights, originally built in 1919, gutted and refitted with modern finishes such as chevron flooring, white marble, an elevator, and restored Palladian windows, listed at $11.3 million (about $1,800/ft). The third is an Ernst Coxhead‑designed Georgian colonial from 1899 in Pacific Heights, sitting on a 9,000 sq ft lot (three times the city average), previously a designer showcase, initially listed around $15 million in 2023 and now reduced to just under $11 million. Klar asks viewers which home they prefer and encourages them to follow for more San Francisco real‑estate insights.
