Most Expensive and Most Affordable San Francisco Condos -- January 2024

17 Feb 2024 · 1 min
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In this short market roundup, Austin Klar highlights the two most notable condo transactions in San Francisco for January 2024. The least‑expensive sale was a 254‑sq ft industrial‑style studio in the Book Concern building (Civic Center) that listed at $349,000, lingered on the market for about five months, and ultimately sold for $289,000 with a $360/month HOA that includes a rooftop and fitness center. The most‑expensive sale was a 3‑bed, 3‑bath, roughly 2,500‑sq ft standalone condo in the Pacific Building (Pacific Heights), a prized A+ location adjacent to Fillmore Street, which sold off‑market for $4.9 million with a $2,485/month HOA covering premium finishes and amenities. Klar frames these extremes to illustrate the breadth of San Francisco condo pricing, notes the desirability of the Pacific Heights location, and invites viewers to follow for more Bay Area real‑estate updates.

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