San Francisco’s Median home value has risen to $1,310,207—up 2.0% year-over-year—with properties spending just 15 days on the market before going pending.
The San Francisco Bay Area’s housing market continues to exhibit a diverse range of trends as of April 2025, with home values fluctuating significantly depending on neighborhood and zip code.
According to data from the Zillow Home Value Index, while some areas are seeing modest gains, others are experiencing declines, highlighting an uneven recovery across the region.
Most Increased Areas: Sunset, Marina, and West of Twin Peaks
Among the strongest performers is ZIP code 94116 (Outer Sunset), where the median home value surged by 4.2% year-over-year to $1,497,935. Not far behind is 94122 (Inner Sunset), which saw a 4% increase, reaching a median value of $1,556,360.
94123 (Marina District) continues to lead in home value appreciation, climbing by 3.5% to an impressive $2,127,826, the highest among all listed ZIP codes. 94127 (West of Twin Peaks) also posted a healthy 3.4% increase, with a median home price of $1,783,262.
Some urban core neighborhoods are seeing price pullbacks. 94103 (SoMa) experienced the steepest decline, with median home values dropping 2.6% to $801,835. Similarly, 94102 (Tenderloin/Civic Center) fell 1.4% to $724,365. These declines may reflect shifts in buyer demand or ongoing urban recovery challenges.
Other Declining Areas:
- 94501 (Alameda) saw a 1.6% drop to $1,165,660.
- 94014 (Colma/Daly City) fell by 1%.
- 94107 (Potrero Hill) dropped 1.2% to $983,086.
Several ZIP codes remained relatively flat, including 94129 (Presidio) with a 0% change and 94134 (Visitacion Valley) with a marginal 0.3% gain. These areas may be stabilizing after previous volatility.
