The 10 Biggest Home Sales in San Francisco This Year

Ten homes at $23,000,000 or more closed across San Francisco in the last 12 months, a list that spans from $23,000,000 to $33,250,000 and totals $275.9M. Every entry is a Compass sale, gathered here by price and by the agent who closed it, so a reader can see not only what sold but who did the selling. The range is narrow at the top, which is the first thing the numbers say about this market.   ## The list 1. **112 Almendral Avenue in El Camino to Alameda** — $33,250,000, closed July 2026, 6 bed, 11 bath, 11,746 sq ft · Gullixson Team 2. **190 Almendral Avenue in El Camino to Alameda** — $32,500,000, closed March 2026, 6 bed, 9 bath, 11,504 sq ft · Gullixson Team 3. **273 Austin Avenue in El Camino to Alameda** — $28,250,000, closed January 2026, 5 bed, 6 bath, 7,927 sq ft · Gullixson Team 4. **2 Somerset Lane in El Camino to Alameda** — $28,000,000, closed May 2026, 6 bed, 9 bath, 10,909 sq ft · Gullixson Team 5. **100 Cañada Road in Skyline** — $27,850,000, closed February 2026, 6 bed, 7 bath, 8,990 sq ft · Neal Ward 6. **2830 Pacific Avenue in Pacific Heights** — $27,500,000, closed April 2026, 6 bed, 8 bath, 9,625 sq ft · Neal Ward 7. **54 Barry Lane in El Camino to Alameda** — $27,500,000, closed February 2026, 5 bed, 8 bath, 12,150 sq ft · Gullixson Team 8. **2606 Jackson Street in Pacific Heights** — $24,000,000, closed May 2026, 3 bed, 5 bath, 7,470 sq ft · Ted Bartlett 9. **2626 Larkin Street in Russian Hill** — $24,000,000, closed April 2026, 6 bed, 8 bath, 8,930 sq ft · Neal Ward 10. **211 Winding Way in Central Woodside** — $23,000,000, closed April 2026, 6 bed, 8 bath, 7,930 sq ft · Gullixson Team Five of the ten sales sit in El Camino to Alameda, and two more are in Pacific Heights, so the list is weighted toward the city's large-lot estates rather than its dense urban blocks. The prices from tenth to first move only from $23,000,000 to $33,250,000, a narrow band for ten homes at this level, which means the top of the market is defined by a handful of properties rather than a long tail. Skyline, Russian Hill and Central Woodside each contribute one sale.  The Gullixson Team closed 6 of the 10, including the top four sales, so the year's biggest closings ran through one name more than any other. Neal Ward followed with 3, spanning Skyline, Pacific Heights and Russian Hill, and Ted Bartlett closed 1 in Pacific Heights. For a seller at this price, the pattern is clear: the agents who have closed at the very top of the market are the ones with the most recent experience of it. None of the three agents on this list appear on the directory, so the record above stands on its own as a market reference rather than a referral tool. A reader can use the sales to anchor expectations for a large-lot or estate property in San Francisco, and the directory's listing, contact and open house pages remain the place to find agents working the city's other price tiers. *Source: the Compass transaction histories of every Compass agent in the San Francisco area, as recorded on September 16, 2026; closed sales over the 12 months to August 2026. Prices are the recorded sale prices.*