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Assuming no unexpected shocks, this may well go down in history as the beginning of a typical 5-7 year boom cycle for residential real estate. According to sales data reported by SFAR MLS, San Francisco just marked its first year-over-year citywide median home price gain since June 2022, and a 10.8 percent rebound since hitting bottom in January 2023. This follows a rollercoaster year that saw the median reach an all-time high $1,600,000, then clobbered by interest rates and declining 24.3 percent to end 2022 in the red.
As it has so many times before, San Francisco is rising from the rubble. The momentum of a broad recovery is remarkable, highlighted in recent weeks by SF Travel’s just-launched tourism campaign in Times Square, rollout of the Vacant to Vibrant small business pop-up program, and new grassroots initiatives like Adopt-A-Block. Confidence in an emerging urban renaissance — and deals too good to pass up — meanwhile is spurring private investment in next-generation opportunities, including BH Properties’ $65 million purchase at Fisherman’s Wharf and Presidio Bay’s hugely discounted acquisition of Sixty Spear St.
The future is bright. Doom loop be damned.