SF neighborhoods — single-family $/sqft, quarter by quarter

How the Sunset compares to other SF neighborhoods · single-family only · Redfin · 2019 Q1–2026 Q1 · our 8-yr Sunset → · browser →

Redfin has no "Central Sunset" — the Sunset splits into Inner and Outer Sunset, and 1465's block (23rd Ave) files under Outer Sunset. Single-family only; homes-sold-weighted median $/sqft per quarter (n shown on hover & in the table). Hover a legend chip to preview a line; click chips to pin them (select several to compare); hover a dot for its value + n. Dropped for thin samples (median quarterly n < 25): Haight-Ashbury (n≈6), West Portal (n≈16), Forest Hill (n≈14), Sea Cliff (n≈11), Diamond Heights (n≈10).
Outer Sunset ★Inner Sunset ★ParksideGolden Gate HeightsNoe ValleyBernal HeightsPotrero HillGlen ParkInner RichmondOuter RichmondSunnysideMiraloma ParkExcelsiorPacific Heights

1 · $/sqft by quarter

$645$1,253$1,8602019 Q12020 Q12021 Q12022 Q12023 Q12024 Q12025 Q12026 Q1Median sold $/sqftQuarter
$647$1,373$2,0992019 Q12020 Q12021 Q12022 Q12023 Q12024 Q12025 Q12026 Q1Median sold $/sqftQuarter

2 · Relative growth (indexed to 100 at 2019 Q1)

Same lines rebased, to compare appreciation rates rather than price levels:

67.08110152.922019 Q12020 Q12021 Q12022 Q12023 Q12024 Q12025 Q12026 Q1Indexed $/sqft (start = 100)Quarter
55.5695134.442019 Q12020 Q12021 Q12022 Q12023 Q12024 Q12025 Q12026 Q1Indexed $/sqft (start = 100)Quarter

3 · Latest quarter & trend

Neighborhood2026 Q1 $/sqftnYoY5-yrsince 2019
Pacific Heights$1,63860+10%+31%+36%
Noe Valley$1,575134+14%+25%+28%
Potrero Hill$1,45226+37%+42%+30%
Inner Sunset ★$1,37213+28%+36%+26%
Glen Park$1,28825+8%-3%+14%
Golden Gate Heights$1,23868+10%+25%+22%
Sunnyside$1,22555+13%+22%+12%
Inner Richmond$1,22246+16%+12%+23%
Outer Sunset ★ (1465's area)$1,171208+6%+7%+22%
Miraloma Park$1,15236+9%+12%+13%
Bernal Heights$1,135141+1%+5%+5%
Parkside$1,12374+11%+9%+25%
Outer Richmond$1,01159-1%+2%+7%
Excelsior$88275+21%+4%+7%

Redfin neighborhood rows are 90-day rolling windows aggregated into calendar quarters, so n is a rolling sum (≈3× true quarterly sales) and the latest quarter may be partial. $/sqft mixes home sizes. Generated by scripts/build-neighborhoods.mjs.

CPI-U deflate every $/sqft to today's dollars (relative comparison is unaffected; absolute levels and growth %s shrink).