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Two SF condos priced $1,800 apart — and they're not in the same building

Three condominiums hit the MLS on October 13, 2026, two of them priced within $1,800 of each other. One unit went pending. Nothing recorded a closing.

By Tim McMullen · October 15, 2026
501 Beale Street #14A, San Francisco, from the MLS listing
501 Beale Street #14A: new listing. Listing photo via MLS (SF426167804).

Two of Tuesday's three new listings landed at nearly identical prices — $1,999,800 and $1,998,000 — without being in the same building. That is the sharpest fact from a quiet day.

DateOctober 13, 2026
New listings3
Went pending1
Recorded closings0
Property typesCondominiums only

What came on

All three new listings appeared on the MLS feed on October 13 and all three are condominiums.

501 Beale Street #14A (MLS SF426167804) is listed at $1,999,800.

501 Beale Street #15h, San Francisco
501 Beale Street #15h, listed at $1,495,000. Listing photo via MLS (SF426148428).

1000 3rd Street #206 (MLS SF426169492) is listed at $1,998,000 — $1,800 less than 501 Beale. The same building, 1000 3rd Street, recorded a sale on September 16 at $1,680,000 for unit #1305, a 2-bedroom, 1,218-square-foot unit at $1,379 per square foot. That closed sale is a relevant data point for anyone looking at #206.

501 Beale Street #8c, San Francisco
501 Beale Street #8c, listed at $899,000. Listing photo via MLS (SF426168208).

2200 Sacramento Street #207 (MLS SF426166907) is listed at $1,795,000, making it the least expensive of the three by $203,000.

What went pending

401 Harrison Street #38C (MLS SF426164359), a condominium listed at $2,285,000, moved to pending on October 13. It is the highest-priced unit among Tuesday's activity. No terms are public.

Comparable sales

The table below draws from recent MLS-recorded sales across San Francisco, all reflecting MLS status-change dates. It is not a like-for-like peer set for any single listing above — sizes and locations vary — but it gives a read on where condo and mixed-type transactions have been landing.

AddressRecordedPriceSq ft$/sq ft
1000 3rd St #1305Sep 16, 2026$1,680,0001,218$1,379
2238 Market St #107Sep 16, 2026$1,150,000801$1,436
425 1st St #1107Sep 15, 2026$1,085,000819$1,325
333 Grant Ave #701Sep 15, 2026$1,080,000850$1,271
2525 Van Ness Ave #502Sep 15, 2026$4,150,0001,951$2,127
212 Union StreetSep 15, 2026$8,500,0004,000$2,125
1000 3rd Street #206, San Francisco
1000 3rd Street #206, listed at $1,998,000. Listing photo via MLS (SF426169492).

The condo entries in this table — 1000 3rd Street, 2238 Market, 425 1st Street, 333 Grant Avenue, 2525 Van Ness — traded between $1,271 and $2,127 per square foot, with the high end driven by a large unit on Van Ness. The two South of Market condos at $1,271–$1,379 per square foot are the closest in character to Tuesday's new SoMa listings.

How the San Francisco market is doing

Across all property types, San Francisco's MLS shows 130 sales in the last 180 days, with prices ranging from $563,000 to $8,500,000. The median sale price across that pool sits at $1,466,000, the median size at 1,220 square feet, and the median price per square foot at $1,237. The sample is all property types — condos, houses, and everything between. No comparable year-ago data is available for the same 180-day window in the prior year.


Tim McMullen · CA DRE #02016832
[email protected] · (415) 691-9272