Updated June 2026 · Redfin
San Diego vs San Francisco: real estate market, June 2026
A side-by-side housing-market snapshot for San Diego, CA and San Francisco, CA for June 2026: median sale price, days on market, inventory and the buyer-vs-seller balance, straight from the Redfin Data Center.
| Metric | San Diego, CA | San Francisco, CA |
|---|---|---|
| Median sale price | $925K ▲ +5.8% | $1.32M ▲ +6.0% |
| Days on market | 33 ▼ -13.9% | 28 ▼ -14.4% |
| Homes for sale | 4,100 ▼ -15.9% | 1,900 ▼ -16.5% |
| Sale-to-list | 100.4% ▲ +2.0% | 102.1% ▲ +2.1% |
| Months of supply | 2.4 ▼ -11.6% | 2.1 ▼ -12.0% |
| Homes sold | 1,840 ▲ +5.2% | 720 ▲ +5.4% |
Figures from Redfin Data Center. Verify against your MLS before posting.
The verdict
As of June 2026, San Diego is the more affordable of the two at a $925,000 median sale price, about 30% below San Francisco ($1,325,000). San Francisco is the faster-moving market, with homes going under contract in about 28 days versus 33 in San Diego.
Which market fits your client?
For buyers, San Diego offers a little more breathing room, with 2.4 months of supply against 2.1 in San Francisco, which usually means less bidding pressure. For sellers, San Francisco is the tighter market, with a 102.1% sale-to-list ratio. On price momentum, San Francisco is appreciating faster (+6.0% vs +5.8% year over year).
Post either market in 60 seconds.
LOKAL builds the finished carousel, story and square, with these Redfin figures already in place, for San Diego or San Francisco.
Full San Diego and San Francisco market updates
Frequently asked
- Is San Diego or San Francisco more affordable?
- As of June 2026, San Diego is the more affordable market at a $925,000 median sale price, about 30% below San Francisco ($1,325,000), per the Redfin Data Center.
- Which market moves faster, San Diego or San Francisco?
- San Francisco moves faster: a typical listing goes under contract in about 28 days, versus 33 days in San Diego (June 2026).
- Is San Diego or San Francisco better for buyers right now?
- San Diego gives buyers a little more room, with 2.4 months of supply versus 2.1 in San Francisco. More months of supply usually means less competition and more negotiating leverage for buyers.
- Where do these San Diego and San Francisco numbers come from?
- Both metros draw on the Redfin Data Center, refreshed monthly. LOKAL turns the figures into a ready-to-post carousel, story and square for either city. LOKAL is not affiliated with Redfin; always verify against your local MLS before quoting figures to clients.
More San Diego comparisons
Data: Redfin · Redfin Data Center. Figures are metro-level snapshots, not valuations for a specific home.