Richmond District Market Overview

May–June 2025

Buyer activity remained strong across the Richmond District this summer, especially for single-family homes that are well-presented, move-in ready, and located near Golden Gate Park. In total, 46 homes sold since May 25, with an average price of $2,614,110, a number boosted by several high-end sales in Sea Cliff. Average days on market was a swift 15, underscoring the neighborhood’s competitive pace.

Homes in the Outer Richmond led the way, with 15 sales, outpacing the Inner and Central subdistricts. Buyers are proving aggressive when the right home hits the market, especially those with good yards, updated layouts, and prime positioning near parks and other amenities offered by the Richmond District.

Notable Sale

867 33rd Avenue

Listed at $2,498,000 and sold for $3,055,000 — a standout result in the Richmond District.

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This 5-bed, 4-bath home with 2,879 sq ft drew intense buyer interest, closing at over $500,000 above asking. It’s a standout example of the demand for well-located, turnkey properties in the Richmond.

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Richmond District Snapshot

Area	Homes Sold	Avg Sold Price	DOM	PPSF
Richmond District	46	$2.61M	15	$1,091

Quick Insight

If you’re considering buying in the Richmond, summer can be a great time to act. There’s usually a bit more breathing room, and opportunities open up for those watching closely.

Sellers with move-in ready homes, yards, and thoughtful upgrades are seeing strong results, especially in areas near Golden Gate Park or the Outer Richmond’s beach-facing blocks.

And if you find yourself on Balboa before or after a showing, grab lunch at Boa’s CVC, I’ve been there twice recently and it’s becoming a go-to between meetings.