🔍 San Francisco real estate market update

The summer market in San Francisco is heating up—and so is buyer competition. June's data shows a continued trend toward a fast-paced, low-inventory environment.

📉 Months Supply of Inventory: 2.65

With less than three months of inventory, San Francisco remains in a seller’s market. This metric tells us how long it would take to sell all current listings if no new homes hit the market. A balanced market typically has 5–6 months of inventory—so at 2.65, the advantage is still with sellers.

📉 12-Month Change in Inventory: -33%

Year over year, inventory has dropped sharply. Fewer listings mean buyers are competing for limited options, keeping pressure on prices and speeding up sales timelines.

⏳ Median Days on Market: 44

While homes are spending a little more time on market compared to earlier this year, 44 days is still a brisk pace for a high-demand urban market like SF. Well-priced homes in desirable neighborhoods continue to draw interest quickly.

💰 Sold to List Price: 100%

On average, homes are selling at their asking price. This reflects solid pricing strategies and a competitive buyer pool. Sellers who price appropriately can expect strong results.

🏠 Median Sold Price: $1,467,000

SF home values remain strong and steady. This median price represents the midpoint for all homes sold in June and gives both buyers and sellers a clear picture of the current value landscape.

🧭 What this means for you:

🟩 Sellers: With inventory shrinking and prices holding, it’s still a great time to list. Expect solid offers and strong buyer interest—especially if your home is market-ready.
🟦 Buyers: You’ll want to be strategic. With fewer listings and quick sales, preparation and expert guidance are key to winning the right home.