Year-over-year, Tenderloin home values have surged, with typical values up 35.52 percent even as San Francisco overall has seen a 5.78 percent gain. Inventory has moved in the opposite direction over the past year, falling 47.37 percent in the neighborhood while the broader city currently has 748 homes available.
In February 2026, the typical home value in Tenderloin was about $544,500, much lower than San Francisco’s $1,500,000, while the median list price reached $660,000. Homes spent a median of 51 days on the market, unchanged month over month but down sharply by 56.78 percent from a year earlier, and sellers on average received slightly over their asking price with a sale-to-list ratio of about 1.006 and half of homes selling above list.
Looking to March 2026, projections point to a typical home value near $622,750 with a median list price around $686,500 and inventory edging up to 11 homes. With only 10 active listings in February, 6 new listings, and 4 pending sales, Tenderloin is classified as a Seller’s Market with a market gauge of 25, yet both sides of the table need strong guidance. Buyers navigating limited options and sellers aiming to capitalize on current conditions can both benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding an experienced local agent.
