Browse current Hayes Valley homes for sale below — pulled daily from the SFAR MLS, so what you see is live. Centered on Patricia’s Green and the Hayes Street corridor in ZIP 94102, this is one of San Francisco’s flattest, most walkable pockets — Walk Score in the high 90s — with quick access to Downtown, Civic Center, SOMA, and the Mission. Inventory skews to condos and lofts, plus Victorian and Edwardian flats, and it’s one of the city’s most competitive submarkets: 436 Oak went into contract in seven days with eleven offers, 35% over asking.
Typical price bands
$550K–$900K
Studios, one-bedroom condos, and lofts — the entry tier and usually the quickest to move. Compact urban living steps from Patricia’s Green and the Hayes Street shops.
$900K–$1.5M
Two- and three-bedroom condos in newer buildings with modern amenities, plus Edwardian and Victorian flats sold as condos or TICs (a TIC typically carries a 10–20% discount to a comparable condo).
$2M–$3.36M+
Renovated single-family Victorians plus multi-unit and street-to-street Victorian buildings. Single-family homes are rare here and command a premium.
New to the area? Start with Hayes Valley real estate agent Oliver Burgelman for the full breakdown of the market, lifestyle, and what it’s like buying and selling here — or browse all SF & Marin homes for sale by neighborhood.
Thinking of selling in Hayes Valley? Multiple-offer results like 436 Oak come from preparation — start with the guide to selling your home in San Francisco & Marin.
A start-to-finish prep timeline, staging and repair priorities, and an interactive checklist to get your SF or Marin home show-ready, and sold for more.
A rare large single-family home on a classic Mission block — 3 beds, ~2,565 sq ft, garage parking.
A to-the-studs 1907 two-unit building on a large Mission lot, delivered vacant and priced at $799,000 (~$330/sq. ft.).