November 2025 highlighted continued strength at the very top of San Francisco’s luxury real estate market. Limited inventory, renewed confidence, and long-term optimism helped drive notable high-end sales across the city. November is usually a time where sales slow, but not this year.
1. Pacific Heights 2898 Broadway ~$17.75 Million
Another Pacific Heights mansion traded hands around $17.75 million, reinforcing strong demand for classic architecture, privacy, and panoramic views.
2. Clarendon Heights Luxury Estate at 150 Glenbrook Ave– ~$16.5 Million
A modern luxury residence in Clarendon Heights sold for roughly $16.5 million, proving that well-positioned homes outside traditional luxury corridors continue to attract serious buyers when pricing and presentation align.
3. Filbert Street – ~$9.7 Million
A San Francisco iconic trophy homes, perched in Pacific Heights with sweeping views of the Bay, Golden Gate Bridge, and city skyline. Long considered a legacy estate, its recent sale marks one of the most notable luxury transactions in San Francisco, underscoring continued demand for irreplaceable properties in prime locations.
Luxury Market Insight
San Francisco’s luxury segment remains resilient. While broader market activity has normalized, homes priced above $10 million are moving when they offer uniqueness, views, and architectural significance. Many buyers are purchasing with a long-term outlook, viewing San Francisco as a stable store of value with limited supply.
For buyers and sellers alike, November’s sales confirm one thing: premium properties in prime neighborhoods continue to command attention — and serious numbers.
AI hiring continues And people are tired of pressing pause, They want homes again, and they’re willing to compete for the ones they love. High demand coupled by Low supply, and a tech/AI sector in acceleration mode. It all points to a continued competitive start to 2026.
