Quarterly Charts for Multi-Unit Buildings*
Duplexes
Median Price
Days on Market
Number of Sales
Triplexes
Median Price
Days on Market
Number of Sales
Fourplexes
Median Price
Days on Market
Number of Sales
5-6 Units
Median Price
Price based on a multiple of gross rents
Number of Sales
7-8 Units
Median Price
Price based on a multiple of gross rents
Number of sales
10+ Units
$/sq. ft.
Price based on a multiple of gross rents
Number of sales
San Francisco is divided into 10 real estate districts. These ten are then further divided into a total of 86 subdistricts.
Price and value can differ not only within subdistricts but within blocks.
Also, since the statistics are divided into quarters, a quarter with only a few sales may be skewed because of one sale that is particularly low or high.
These charts are intended to give real estate people big picture trends. Please call Linda for information regarding your specific building, building type and neighborhood: (415) 786-7157.
*The 2-4 unit charts are for buildings with at least 1 parking spot. The 2-4 unit charts and 10+ unit chart show statistics for Districts 1-8. The 5-8 unit charts are for Districts 1-9.
Some sub-districts with many multi-units.
District 1: Richmond, Lake, Jodan Park/Laurel Heights, Lone Mountain.
District 2: Sunset and Parkside.
District 5: Noe Valley, Glen Park, Eureka Valley, Mission Dolores, Haight Ashbury, Ashbury Heights, Buena Vista Park.
District 6: Lower Pacific Heights, Anza Vista, Alamo Square, North Panhandle, Hayes Valley.
District 7: Marina, Presidio Heights, Pacific Heights, Cow Hollow.
District 8: Nob Hill, Russian Hill, Telegraph Hill, North Beach.
District 9: Mission and Bernal Heights.
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