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What's My 94109 Condo Worth? A Seller's Pricing Guide

Sean Mamola  |  July 4, 2026

What's My 94109 Condo Worth? A Seller's Pricing Guide

In the first half of 2026, condos in San Francisco's 94109 sold at a median of about $1,090,000, or roughly $1,072 per square foot. But your home's value depends on far more than the zip-wide average. The building, the floor, the view, the ownership structure, and the condition all move the number, sometimes by double digits. This guide shows how to translate 94109's market data into a realistic price for your specific condo. It is part of our complete 94109 seller's guide.

Key Findings

  • 94109 condos sold at a median near $1,090,000, or about $1,072 per square foot in Q1-Q2 2026.
  • Co-ops priced higher per foot at about $1,200, while TICs priced lower at about $953.
  • Your value is set by the building, floor, view, condition, parking, and HOA health, not the zip average.
  • Homes priced to the market sold at asking, while overpriced ones sat and then reduced.
  • The right comparison set is your building and its peers, not the whole zip code.

What Is the Baseline Price Per Square Foot in 94109?

The most useful starting point is what comparable homes actually closed at. Here is where 94109 landed by property type in the first half of 2026.

94109 property type

Median price

Median $/sq ft

Condos

~$1,090,000

~$1,072

Co-ops

~$1,667,500

~$1,200

TICs

~$1,205,000

~$953

Because 94109 spans luxury summits like Nob Hill and Russian Hill as well as more accessible stock in Polk Gulch and along Van Ness, the zip-wide median blends a wide range. Your building sits somewhere on that spectrum, which is why the per-foot figure is a starting point rather than an answer.

The zip median tells you the neighborhood, not your home. The real number comes from your building, your floor, and your view.

How Do Co-ops and TICs Change the Math?

Ownership structure moves value. Co-ops in 94109 sold at a per-foot premium, a reflection of the prestige pre-war buildings on Nob Hill, but they also require board approval and a narrower pool of lenders, which shapes pricing and the buyer you attract. TICs sold at a lower per-foot rate, appealing to value-focused buyers. If you are not certain which you own, that is the first thing to confirm. Read the primer on condo vs. TIC vs. co-op ownership.

A co-op and a condo across the street from each other do not price the same way. The structure changes the buyer, the financing, and the number.

What Moves Your Price Above or Below the Median?

Several factors regularly move a 94109 condo off the zip average:

  • Floor and view: a high floor with a protected Bay or Golden Gate view commands a premium; a low unit facing a light well trades below.
  • Condition and updates: a renovated kitchen and baths can move the number meaningfully, while deferred maintenance discounts it.
  • Parking: a deeded space is a real asset in this dense, central zip.
  • HOA health: strong reserves and no looming special assessments reassure buyers; the reverse gives them room to negotiate.

Price to the specific home, not the neighborhood average. Two units in the same building can be a quarter-million dollars apart on view and condition alone.

Why Does Pricing to the Market Beat Pricing High?

94109 sold at about 100 percent of original asking in early 2026, which means correctly priced homes drew offers right at their list price. Overpriced listings did not get talked up to a great number; they sat, went stale, and were reduced, often closing below where a sharp price would have landed. In a market that pays you at asking, the list price is your most important lever.

How to Set Your List Price

  • Pull recent closed sales in your building and immediate peers, on a per-square-foot basis.
  • Adjust for your floor, view, condition, parking, and HOA health.
  • Confirm your ownership type and price to the right buyer pool.
  • Aim for the market, not above it; a sharp price earns clean, on-time offers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average price per square foot for a 94109 condo?

In the first half of 2026, 94109 condos sold at a median of about $1,072 per square foot, with co-ops higher near $1,200 and TICs lower near $953.

How do I get an accurate value for my specific condo?

Compare recent closed sales in your building and its direct peers, then adjust for floor, view, condition, parking, and HOA health. A local specialist can refine this into a precise list price.

Do co-ops sell for more than condos in 94109?

On a per-square-foot basis in early 2026, yes, co-ops sold at a premium to condos, reflecting the prestige pre-war stock on Nob Hill, though they require board approval and a narrower lender pool.

Should I price high to leave room to negotiate?

Generally no. 94109 sold at about asking in early 2026, so a sharp price drew offers at the number while overpriced homes sat and reduced.

How much does a view add to my condo's value?

It varies, but a protected, high-floor view can move a price by a double-digit percentage versus a comparable unit without one.

Work With Sean Mamola

Want a precise value for your 94109 condo? I bring 17+ years of real estate expertise and a luxury hospitality background to every client relationship, with a track record spanning entry-level condos to an $8.7 million South Beach penthouse. As a Global Luxury Specialist with Compass, I price each home to its building, floor, and view, not just the zip average. Schedule a consultation or call (415) 704-3640.

Sean Mamola

Sean Mamola

Rises.co Sales Associate

Global Luxury Specialist & Penthouse Expert

Sean Mamola is a San Francisco real estate agent who specializes in luxury properties and penthouses throughout the city's most coveted neighborhoods. As a Global Luxury Specialist with Compass and Rises.co, Sean works with discerning clients who are buying and selling exceptional properties in San Francisco. Since 2018 he has closed 75+ transactions and more than $100M in sales volume across the city's high-rise condo and penthouse market.

Neighborhood Expertise

Sean focuses on San Francisco's premier areas including South Beach, Yerba Buena, Mission Bay, Pacific Heights, Lower Pacific Heights, Russian Hill, and Nob Hill. His deep knowledge of these neighborhoods allows him to guide clients to properties that perfectly match their lifestyle and investment goals.

Whether you're drawn to the modern luxury of South Beach condos, the urban sophistication of Yerba Buena, the waterfront appeal of Mission Bay, the timeless elegance of Pacific Heights, the historic charm of Russian Hill, or the prestigious heights of Nob Hill, Sean understands what makes each area unique.

Luxury Real Estate Services

For Sellers
Sean creates comprehensive marketing strategies that attract qualified buyers with refined tastes. He believes in elegant staging with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring your property makes an unforgettable impression. His marketing reaches both international and local luxury markets, maximizing exposure for condos, penthouses, condotels, and new developments.

For Buyers
Using cutting-edge technology and market research, Sean carefully analyzes pricing and property trends to find homes that satisfy his clients' specific preferences, price points, and lifestyles. His 24/7 availability and white-glove service ensure you never miss the right opportunity.

The Sean Mamola Advantage

Working with Sean and his partnership with Rises.co gives clients significant competitive advantages. His vast network of interconnected agents results in winning offers and an impressively low ratio of properties shown to offers accepted. Sean's impeccable work ethic and precise negotiation skills ensure sellers find the right buyer and buyers secure their dream home.

Background & Approach

Before becoming a licensed real estate agent, Sean spent years in luxury hospitality, skills he applies to every client relationship and transaction. He has tremendous respect for people's privacy and consistently exceeds expectations – from international travel to execute transactions to handling unique special requests.

As a Bay Area native who lived in New York City for 15 years, Sean brings a global perspective and genuine appreciation for people from all walks of life. His diverse background helps him connect with clients whether they're local San Francisco residents or international buyers seeking their perfect property.

Personal Touch

When not working, Sean enjoys cycling, spending time with his large Irish-Italian family, and volunteering for Food Runners, The Richmond/Ermet Aid Foundation (REAF), and Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. This community involvement reflects his commitment to giving back to the city he serves.

Ready to Work Together?

If you're looking for an exceptional San Francisco real estate agent who specializes in luxury properties and provides truly high-touch service, let's talk. Sean is ready to help you find your perfect San Francisco home or achieve the best possible outcome when selling your property.

Specializing in luxury condos, penthouses, and exceptional properties in South Beach, Yerba Buena, Mission Bay, Pacific Heights, Lower Pacific Heights, Russian Hill, and Nob Hill.

 

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