Austin KlarVanguard Properties · Lawyer Turned Real Estate Agent

Most Expensive and Most Affordable San Francisco Condos Sold September 2023

Name: Most Expensive and Most Affordable San Francisco Condos Sold September 2023
Uploaded: 2023-10-24T01:00:13+00:00
Duration: 59 s
Channel: Austin Klar
Description: In this short video, Austin Klar provides a concise recap of the San Francisco condo market for September 2023, highlighting the two extreme sales of the…

24 Oct 2023 · 1 min

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In this short video, Austin Klar provides a concise recap of the San Francisco condo market for September 2023, highlighting the two extreme sales of the month. The least‑expensive transaction was a 560 sq ft downtown studio built in 1982, which sold for $337,680 after 77 days on the market—about $58 K below the original asking price—and carries a $1,186 monthly HOA fee. The most‑expensive sale was Penthouse 1‑7 in the Pacific Building, Pacific Heights, a 6,300 sq ft, 5‑bedroom, 5.5‑bath unit with high‑end finishes, which sold for $17.5 million after roughly 500 days on the market, $1.5 million under ask, and has a $4,846 monthly HOA fee. Klar notes the premium amenities of both buildings (24/7 attended lobby, gym, pool, courtyard, laundry for the studio; gym, sky lounge, guest suite for the penthouse) and invites viewers to follow him for more Bay Area real‑estate updates.

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September'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 this 560-square-foot studio in downtown San Francisco. The building was built in 1982 and offers residents some very sought-after amenities for downtown, including a 24/7 attended lobby, gym, pool, courtyard, and laundry. The building sold for $337,680 after 77 days on the market, which is about $58,000 under its initial ask. HOAs for the unit were $1,186 a month. And the most expensive was penthouse 1-7 at the Pacific Building in Pacific Heights. The 6,300 sq ft unit had 5 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, and gorgeous finishes including a beautiful mix of marble, hardwood, and travertine, top-of-the-line appliances, and soaring ceilings. The lucky buyer also has access to incredible building amenities like a beautiful gym, sky lounge, and a suite for guests. The unit spent nearly 500 days on the market and ended up selling for $17.5 million, which is $1.5 million under its initial ask. HOAs for the unit were a whopping $4,846 a month. Follow me for more Bay Area real estate.