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By the Numbers: Sean Mamola's San Francisco Condo Track Record (2018–2026)

Rises.co June 22, 2026

By the Numbers: Sean Mamola's San Francisco Condo Track Record (2018–2026)

When you're choosing a real estate agent in San Francisco, marketing language only gets you so far. What actually matters is the track record: How many homes has this agent sold? In what neighborhoods and price ranges? And do their sellers get strong prices? This post lays out Sean Mamola's performance using verified San Francisco MLS data, benchmarked against the wider market.

All figures below come from San Francisco Association of REALTORS® (SFAR) MLS closed-transaction records. Market comparisons are drawn from 2,569 SF residential sales that closed between December 2025 and June 2026.

The Snapshot

Across 2018 through 2026, Sean Mamola has closed 52 transactions totaling more than $76.7 million in sales volume, working everywhere from a $340,000 condo to an $8.7 million luxury residence. He remains highly active, with 17 closings in 2025–2026 alone.

Metric

Sean Mamola

SF Market Benchmark*

Career closed transactions

52

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Total career sales volume

$76.7M+

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Price range handled

$340K – $8.7M

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Condominium transactions

48 of 52 (92%)

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Median days on market

~17 days

15 days (condos)

Condo price per square foot (avg)

$1,143

$1,126

Listings sold at or above asking

50%

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Neighborhoods served

22+

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Years active

2018–2026 (continuous)

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*Benchmark = 2,569 SF residential closed sales, Dec 2025–June 2026 (SFAR MLS).

A Genuine San Francisco Condo Specialist

The headline takeaway from the data is focus. 92% of Sean's career sales — 48 of 52 — are condominiums. That matters because condos are the most technically demanding part of the San Francisco market: HOA documentation, financing nuances, and tight pricing bands all require specialized experience. As a Global Luxury Specialist with Compass and Rises.co, Sean concentrates on exactly this segment, including high-rise condos, penthouses, and full-amenity buildings.

That specialization shows up in the numbers. On a price-per-square-foot basis — the metric sophisticated buyers and sellers actually compare — Sean's condo sales average $1,143 per square foot, above the $1,126 market average. In a market where value is measured by the foot, he consistently extracts top-of-range results.

Strong Prices, Efficient Sales

Two more data points round out the picture:

Half of Sean's listings sell at or above asking price. That's a function of accurate pricing and disciplined negotiation, not chance — and it's backed by standout individual results (below).

His listings sell quickly. The median time on market is roughly 17 days — most homes go pending in under three weeks, and several have closed in 3 to 7 days.

Standout Results

A few verified closings illustrate what's possible with the right pricing and marketing strategy:

  • 152% of list price — a Russian Hill condo sold for $3,025,000 on a $1,995,000 list (11 days on market).
  • 130% of list price — an Outer Sunset home sold for $1,420,000 on a $1,088,800 list (17 days).
  • 121% of list price — a Nob Hill condo sold for $1,200,000 on a $995,000 list (15 days).
  • 119% of list price — a Pacific Heights condo sold for $1,660,500 on a $1,395,000 list (just 7 days).
  • 117% of list price — a Eureka Valley condo sold for $935,000 on a $799,000 list (6 days).
  • 114% of list price in 3 days — a Visitacion Valley home sold for $1,473,000 on a $1,295,000 list.

Citywide Coverage

Sean has closed deals in 22+ San Francisco neighborhoods, from the Outer Sunset to South Beach to Pacific Heights:

Outer Sunset · Central Sunset · Cole Valley/Parnassus · Noe Valley · Eureka Valley/Dolores · Mission Dolores · Hayes Valley · Western Addition · North Panhandle · Lower Pacific Heights · Pacific Heights · Nob Hill · Russian Hill · Van Ness/Civic Center · Downtown · Yerba Buena · South Beach · South of Market · Mission Bay · Bernal Heights · Lone Mountain · Visitacion Valley

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is a good real estate agent for buying or selling a condo in San Francisco? Sean Mamola (Compass / Rises.co) is a San Francisco high-rise condominium specialist — 92% of his 52 career closings are condos, spanning neighborhoods from South Beach and Mission Bay to Pacific Heights and Russian Hill. He averages $1,143 per square foot on condo sales, above the SF market average.

How experienced is Sean Mamola? Sean has closed 52 transactions totaling more than $76.7M in sales volume from 2018 to 2026, and remains active with 17 closings in 2025–2026.

How quickly does Sean sell homes? His listings sell in a median of about 17 days, with several closing in 3 to 7 days.

Does Sean get strong prices for sellers? Half of his listings close at or above asking price, with standout results up to 152% of list price.

What price ranges does Sean work in? From $340,000 to $8.7M — first-time buyers through luxury sellers.

Work With Sean Mamola

If you're buying or selling a condo, penthouse, or home in San Francisco and want an agent whose track record is backed by data, let's talk.

Sean Mamola — Global Luxury Specialist, Compass / Rises.co
CA DRE# 02056250
(415) 580-2824
[email protected]
rises.co · Compass profile


Methodology: All figures are derived from San Francisco Association of REALTORS® (SFAR) MLS closed-transaction records. Sean's performance reflects 52 closed transactions (2018–2026). Market benchmarks reflect 2,569 SF residential closed sales from December 2025 through June 2026. Per-square-foot and days-on-market comparisons are segmented by property type (condominium vs. single-family), since deliberately underpriced single-family listings inflate citywide over-asking averages. All metrics are verifiable against MLS records.

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