Condos for Sale in San Francisco
View the latest active condo listings in San Francisco, including units in low-rise, mid-rise, and high-rise condominium buildings. Contact our expert San Francisco real estate agents today for more information about homes for sale or to schedule a private tour.
Each property listing below includes the price, year built, the size of the condominium (square feet), number of bedrooms and bathrooms, and other important details. Review interior features and condo association amenities. Neighborhood details will be included along with a map, local amenities, and similar condominiums for sale nearby. Register for a free account for alerts when new San Francisco condo units hit the market. Search buildings by name in the building directory. For additional local inventory, view all San Francisco, CA real estate.
San Francisco Condo Listings










- 1080 Chestnut
- 170 Off Third
- 181 Fremont
- 200 Brannan Lofts
- 235 Berry
- 255 Berry
- 333 Bush
- 8 Octavia
- 815 Tennessee
- 88 at the Park
- 888 Seventh
- Amero
- Arden
- Arterra
- Bellaire Tower
- Blanc
- Blu
- Bridgeview
- Cathedral Hill Tower
- Daniel Burnham Court
- Elevant
- Four Seasons at 706 Mission
- Four Seasons Residences
- Fulton 555
- Gramercy Towers
- Jackson Towers
- Knox
- LUMINA
- Madrone
- Maison au Pont
- Millennium Tower
- Millwheel North
- Millwheel South
- MIRA
- Montgomery Washington Tower
- Museum Parc
- One Hawthorne
- One Mission Bay
- One Rincon Hill
- One South Park
- One Steuart Lane
- Pacific Place
- Park Lane
- Park Terrace
- Radiance at Mission Bay
- Ritz Carlton Residences
- Rockwell
- Royal Towers
- Serif
- SOMA Grand
- St. Regis Residences
- Stage 1075
- Telegraph Landing
- Ten Miller Place
- The Avery
- The Beacon
- The Brannan
- The Bristol
- The Clay Jones
- The Comstock
- The District
- The Francesca
- The Greenwich
- The Harrison
- The Infinity
- The LuXe
- The Marlow
- The Metropolitan
- The Nob Hill
- The Pacific
- The Palms
- The Potrero
- The Rowan
- The Summit
- The Sutterfield
- The Towers at Embarcadero
- The Watermark
- Union House
- Vida
- Yerba Beuna Lofts
How to Buy a Condo in San Francisco
Condominium living has always been a popular choice for first time home buyers and retirees due to their relative affordability and convenience. However, San Francisco is different because about 70% of the housing stock is comprised of condos. Condos purchases here are common across all kinds of buyers.
Buyers should be prepared to document their financial ability to buy a condo before viewing them in person. Cash buyers will need proof of funds. A bank statement should suffice.
For buyers who are financing their purchase, and loan pre-approval letter from their lender will suffice.
When buying a condo, an additional financial matter comes into play beyond a buyer’s financial ability. For lender-financed deals, your bank will review the condo board’s financials to make sure the association is solvent (the members are paid up and cash flow is stable). Outstanding liens, pending lawsuits, or a history of late payments from the building’s residents can derail your loan approval.
Cash buyers will also want to review the association's financial position as it could have an impact on the unit's resale value.
Condo Building Amenities
Fitness rooms, pools, extra storage, and hot tubs are the three most common condominium association amenities available in San Francisco condo buildings.
Newer high-rise condo buildings with roof decks often have outdoor cooking areas, chaise lounges, pools, and hot tubs. Those same amenities are widely available on older buildings, too, though usually they are located on the ground floor. Large condo complexes sometimes have a dog park or dog run.
Speaking of Fido, in San Francisco, pets are universally accepted. That said, weight limits are commonly included in homeowner association by-laws. Condo buyers are encouraged to check pet rules with building management before making an offer. Once a condo is in escrow, buyers will get a chance to review all the condo association rules.
Security systems with card access are also universally available regardless of building age or size. Larger buildings will have a 27/7 security guard on duty. Luxury buildings and bigger mid-priced buildings will have a concierge as well.
High-end luxury condo buildings have all of the amenities described above plus distinct and unique features like private elevators, private wine storage, on-site spa, yoga studio, and salons.
San Francisco Condo Realtors®
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