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2006 was a year of
stabilization for real estate prices in San Francisco. City-wide the
average sale price of homes listed in the MLS increased by just under 4%.
The average sale price in the City ended up at $1,103,000, $41,000 more
than last year. There was a shortage of inventory, however, with the
number of home sales overall down over 11% from last year and at the
lowest level since 2001. Buyers continued to be drawn into the market as
the local economy improved, but found limited inventory available to
choose from. Listings were at a premium and multiple offers continued to
be obtained for those that were correctly priced.
Condominium and
cooperative apartment sales activity showed an even larger volume drop of
13% City-wide, compared to 2005, but the number of sales through the MLS
in those categories does not count several large developments (which close
units but do not list them all with the MLS) and Tenancy-In-Common (TIC)
sales. City-wide the average sale price was up a fraction, by $2,000. In
the prime areas of Districts 7 & 8, the average sale price of a
condominium went over $1,000,000 for the first time.
For 2006, there were
1376 closings of listed homes, condos and co-ops which sold for $1,000,000
or more, compared to 1509 in the same period last year, almost a 9%
decrease, which is consistent with the overall drop in sales activity of
12-15%, but offset by the slight increase in values.
A full 2006 versus
2005 district-by-district sales comparison chart for both homes and
condominiums is shown below.
The San Francisco
District Map can be viewed by clicking on this link:
http://www.classicSFproperties.com/districtmap.htm
2006 vs 2005 San Francisco sales analysis
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SFDs |
2006 |
2005 |
#change |
$change |
|
District |
#sales |
Avg. SP |
Total
sales $$ |
#sales |
Avg. SP |
Total
sales $$ |
|
|
|
1 |
195 |
$1,362,887 |
$265,762,965 |
206 |
$1,144,599 |
$235,787,394 |
‑5.34% |
19.07% |
|
2 |
528 |
$839,371 |
$443,187,888 |
584 |
$860,896 |
$502,763,264 |
‑9.59% |
‑2.50% |
|
3 |
224 |
$781,162 |
$174,980,288 |
263 |
$773,730 |
$203,490,990 |
‑14.83% |
0.96% |
|
4 |
380 |
$1,076,121 |
$408,925,980 |
389 |
$1,047,558 |
$407,500,062 |
‑2.31% |
2.73% |
|
5 |
373 |
$1,409,690 |
$525,814,370 |
417 |
$1,347,373 |
$561,854,541 |
‑10.55% |
4.63% |
|
6 |
36 |
$1,588,931 |
$57,201,516 |
48 |
$1,370,188 |
$65,769,024 |
‑25.00% |
15.96% |
|
7 |
116 |
$3,695,929 |
$428,727,764 |
135 |
$3,420,910 |
$461,822,850 |
‑14.07% |
8.04% |
|
8 |
21 |
$2,493,000 |
$52,353,000 |
29 |
$3,048,741 |
$88,413,489 |
‑27.59% |
‑18.23% |
|
9 |
260 |
$897,223 |
$233,277,980 |
289 |
$869,555 |
$251,301,395 |
‑10.03% |
3.18% |
|
10 |
584 |
$697,105 |
$407,109,320 |
705 |
$677,595 |
$477,704,475 |
‑17.16% |
2.88% |
|
S.F. |
2717 |
$1,103,180 |
$2,997,341,071 |
3065 |
$1,062,449 |
$3,256,407,484 |
‑11.35% |
3.83% |
|
D7&8 |
137 |
$3,511,538 |
$481,080,764 |
164 |
$3,355,100 |
$550,236,339 |
‑16.46% |
4.66% |
|
Others |
2580 |
$975,295 |
$2,516,260,307 |
2901 |
$932,841 |
$2,706,171,145 |
‑11.07% |
4.55% |
|
CNDs |
2006 |
2005 |
#change |
$change |
|
District |
#sales |
Avg. SP |
Total
sales $$ |
#sales |
Avg. SP |
Total
sales $$ |
|
|
|
1 |
129 |
$820,132 |
$105,797,028 |
136 |
$839,823 |
$114,215,928 |
‑5.15% |
‑2.34% |
|
2 |
22 |
$740,788 |
$16,297,336 |
29 |
$684,155 |
$19,840,495 |
‑24.14% |
8.28% |
|
3 |
48 |
$539,237 |
$25,883,376 |
46 |
$559,380 |
$25,731,480 |
4.35% |
‑3.60% |
|
4 |
65 |
$558,667 |
$36,313,355 |
74 |
$601,889 |
$44,539,786 |
‑12.16% |
‑7.18% |
|
5 |
389 |
$846,539 |
$329,303,671 |
389 |
$840,206 |
$326,840,134 |
0.00% |
0.75% |
|
6 |
223 |
$707,782 |
$157,835,386 |
284 |
$709,300 |
$201,441,200 |
‑21.48% |
‑0.21% |
|
7 |
300 |
$1,163,516 |
$349,054,800 |
402 |
$1,129,300 |
$453,978,600 |
‑25.37% |
3.03% |
|
8 |
428 |
$895,630 |
$383,329,640 |
569 |
$858,039 |
$488,224,191 |
‑24.78% |
4.38% |
|
9 |
887 |
$782,462 |
$694,043,794 |
906 |
$791,279 |
$716,898,774 |
‑2.10% |
‑1.11% |
|
10 |
48 |
$539,504 |
$25,896,192 |
83 |
$521,298 |
$43,267,734 |
‑42.17% |
3.49% |
|
S.F. |
2539 |
$836,453 |
$2,123,754,578 |
2918 |
$834,468 |
$2,434,978,322 |
‑12.99% |
0.24% |
|
D7&8 |
728 |
$1,006,023 |
$732,384,440 |
971 |
$970,343 |
$942,202,791 |
‑25.03% |
3.68% |
|
Others |
1811 |
$768,288 |
$1,391,370,138 |
1947 |
$766,705 |
$1,492,775,531 |
‑6.99% |
0.21% |
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