Home values in Southwest San Francisco have climbed solidly over the past year, rising about 8.06 percent. That growth outpaces the broader city of San Francisco, where typical values are up 5.78 percent. With typical homes now valued around $1,675,000, this neighborhood sits noticeably above the city’s $1,500,000 level.
February 2026 data shows a median list price of roughly $1,395,000 alongside a typical home value of $1,675,000, reflecting strong pricing power for sellers. Homes are moving quickly, spending a median of only 15 days on the market, and about 73 percent of recent sales closed above list price, with final prices averaging roughly 15 percent over asking.
Inventory is tight despite a recent uptick, with 179 homes listed in February after a 22.6 percent month-over-month increase, yet still down 31.68 percent from a year ago. New listings have fallen 35.68 percent year over year to 384, while pending sales are down 24.5 percent, underscoring how limited options support a seller’s market reading of 6 on the local gauge. Looking ahead to March 2026, typical values are projected to edge up to about $1,687,500, median list price to $1,398,250, and inventory to 195, so both buyers and sellers can benefit from having Agent Pronto connect them with an experienced local agent to navigate these conditions.
