Visitacion Valley, San Francisco Housing Market · 2026

Data through Sep 2026

Data curated by Melanie Tan, 8 Blocks Real Estate · How this data works

Visitacion Valley, San Francisco Market Snapshot

Visitacion Valley is one of the most competitive markets in the Bay Area, and it's still heating up. Here's what you need to know:

Based on 11 homes sold in the 3 months ending September 2026. Includes all residential types (SFH, condo, townhouse, multi-family, and others). Enough to see the trend, but individual sales still move the median. Updated weekly.

Data through September 2026

SalesWhat are homes selling for?
Median Sale Price
$1.07M
▲ Up 13.0% from September 2025
Up $123K from September 2025
Homes Sold
11
Sold in the last 3 months. More sales = more reliable data.
Your CostWhat would you actually pay each month?
Monthly Payment
~$7,210/mo
7.4% · 30yr fixed · 20% down
Payment Breakdown
  • Principal & Interest$5,914
  • Property Tax$1,112
  • Insurance$183
CompetitionHow competitive is it right now?
Days on Market
14 days
▼ 3 fewer days than in September 2025
Homes sell in a week or two
Sale-to-List Ratio
118.8%
▲ Up from 106.8% in September 2025
Selling 19% above asking
% Sold Over Asking
100%
100% of homes sold above their asking price
Active Listings
6
▲ Up 28.0% from September 2025
About 1.8 months of supply. Very low, limited options for buyers

Market Trends

See how prices, monthly costs, and mortgage rates have moved in Visitacion Valley.

Median Sale Price
Up 13.0% year-over-year in Visitacion Valley. Based on 11 sales in the last 3 months.
Homes Sold
38% more homes sold than a year ago in Visitacion Valley.
Total Monthly Payment
Estimated monthly cost is up 20% from a year ago in Visitacion Valley, reflecting changes in both price and mortgage rates.

Includes principal, interest, estimated CA property tax (~1.25%), and estimated insurance (~$2,200/yr). HOA fees not included.

30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rate (National Avg.)
National average currently at 7.4%. Your actual rate depends on your credit, down payment, and loan type.

Frequently asked questions about Visitacion Valley, San Francisco

Is now a good time to buy in Visitacion Valley, San Francisco?

Visitacion Valley, San Francisco is one of the most competitive markets in the Bay Area. Buyers should expect to offer above asking price, be prepared to waive contingencies, and act fast. Coming in with strong financing and a clear strategy is essential.

How do Visitacion Valley, San Francisco home prices compare to the Bay Area average?

At $1.07M, Visitacion Valley, San Francisco's median sits about 40% below the Bay Area average of $1.77M. That average is skewed high by ultra-premium peninsula enclaves like Atherton and Woodside, so a more useful frame is that Visitacion Valley, San Francisco is one of the more accessible corners of the Bay Area.

Within San Francisco, this area trades about 32% below the city-wide median of $1.58M.

How competitive is Visitacion Valley, San Francisco for buyers?

Visitacion Valley, San Francisco is one of the Bay Area's more competitive markets:

  • Homes sell about 19% above asking on average
  • 100% close above list price
  • 14 days typical time to go pending

Buyer strategy: budget 5 to 10% above ask on well-priced listings, with financing pre-approved and offers ready to move quickly.

What will my total monthly cost be on a median-priced Visitacion Valley, San Francisco home?

At $1.07M with 20% down at 7.4%, your estimated total monthly cost is approximately $7,210:

  • $5,914 principal and interest
  • $1,112 property tax (California 1.25% effective rate)
  • $183 homeowners insurance

HOA fees are extra.

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Melanie Tan
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