Who Sells Marina District: The Agents Behind 47 Sales in 12 Months

Marina District is one of San Francisco's most expensive neighborhoods, and over the last 12 months Compass agents closed 47 sales there worth $195.4M. That volume places it firmly in the city's upper tier, with an average close of $4.15M. The ranking below draws from the transaction histories of agents across the metro, showing who has been closing on these streets and which homes set the pace for the year.  An average sale of $4.15M with a floor of $2,000,000 and a ceiling of $9,600,000 puts Marina District in a league of its own within the city. At $1,403 per square foot, the price per foot is driven by location and lot rather than size alone, meaning a smaller home on a desirable street can outprice a larger one elsewhere. For a seller, this means pricing depends heavily on the specific block and condition; for a buyer, it means the entry point is high and the spread is wide. ## The leaders  1. **Nina Hatvany** — 5 sales totaling $22.4M, top sale $6,500,000 2. **Team Hatvany Kitchen** — 5 sales totaling $22.4M, top sale $6,500,000 3. **Neal Ward** — 4 sales totaling $18.9M, top sale $6,500,000 4. **Ron Sebahar** — 4 sales totaling $17.8M, top sale $5,150,000 5. **Natalie Hatvany Kitchen** — 3 sales totaling $12M, top sale $6,200,000 6. **Erin Thompson** — 3 sales totaling $11.1M, top sale $5,620,000 The top of the ranking is tight. Nina Hatvany and Team Hatvany Kitchen each closed 5 sales for $22.4M, tying for the lead. Neal Ward and Ron Sebahar followed with 4 sales each, bringing $18.9M and $17.8M respectively. Natalie Hatvany Kitchen and Erin Thompson closed 3 each. Six agents made the list, and the gap between the first and second tiers is small, suggesting a competitive field where several agents share the volume. For a seller, this means multiple agents have recent, comparable closings in the neighborhood. ## The biggest Marina District sales of the year 1. **45 Capra Way** — $9,600,000, closed February 2026, 4 bed, 6 bath, 5,602 sq ft · Courtney Cohan 2. **1970-1972 Jefferson Street** — $8,600,000, closed August 2026, 5 bed, 4 bath, 3,893 sq ft · James Shinbori 3. **3301 Broderick Street** — $7,810,000, closed October 2025, 15 bed, 11,385 sq ft · Adam Filly The three biggest sales were distinct in character. 45 Capra Way, sold by Courtney Cohan for $9,600,000 in February 2026, was a 5,602-square-foot home with four bedrooms. 1970-1972 Jefferson Street, sold by James Shinbori for $8,600,000 in August 2026, was a 3,893-square-foot home with five bedrooms. 3301 Broderick Street, sold by Adam Filly for $7,810,000 in October 2025, was a 11,385-square-foot property with 15 bedrooms. These sales show the market's breadth, from large single-family homes to multi-unit properties. None of the top agents are currently listed on the directory with active listings or open houses, but their transaction records provide a clear picture of who is active in the neighborhood. For a buyer or seller, this list serves as a reference for agents with recent, high-volume closings in Marina District. While the directory page offers listings, contact details, and open houses for other agents, the names above are those who have demonstrated significant activity in this specific market over the last 12 months. *Source: the Compass transaction histories of every Compass agent in the San Francisco area, as recorded on September 12, 2026; closed sales in Marina District over the 12 months to August 2026. One sale is one listing; a team and its members each count a shared sale.*