Austin Klar compares San Francisco's cheapest and priciest condo sales in February 2024. A 700-sq ft Van Ness unit sold for $425,000 after dropping $85,000 in price. A Pacific Heights three-bedroom designed by Gast Architects fetched $7.6 million, closing in 34 days.
February's in the books and these were the most expensive and least expensive condos sold in San Francisco last month. Kicking it off with the least expensive was the 700-square-foot 1-bedroom on Van Ness. The corner unit had a private patio with awesome city views and the building it's in is stacked with amenities including a gym, pool, and sauna. The unit sold for $425,000 after 83 days on the market, $85,000 under its initial ask, and HOAs for the unit were $1,120 a month. And the most expensive was one of the nicest condos I've ever seen in Pacific Heights that really lived more like a single-family home. The 3-bed, 3.5-bath, 2,675-square-foot home was recently renovated Gast Architects and had incredible north-facing views and super high-end finishes throughout, including Waterworks hardware. The unit sold for $7.6 million after just 34 days on the market, $150,000 under its initial ask. The HOA was pretty informal, so there's no official monthly payment. Follow me for more Bay Area real estate.
