San Francisco Home Prices by ZIP Code, Compared (2026 Guide)

Among the selected San Francisco ZIPs, the leading covered ZIP has the highest stored home-value figure at $3,225,000 for April 2026. NeighborScore’s housing series draws on Zillow Research data and documented market context from Redfin Data Center; values are ZIP-level indicators, not appraisals or transaction guarantees.

• The leading ZIP: $3,225,000 home value, $4,594 monthly rent, and 13 days on market in the stored April 2026 record.
• The selected ZIPs span $2,225,000 to $3,225,000 in home value.
• Housing values provide context only; they do not enter NeighborScore’s safety-and-schools composite.

Which San Francisco ZIP codes have the highest home values?

This comparison uses the most recent stored housing month for each ZIP: April 2026. Rents and days on market are shown separately so that a home-value figure is not mistaken for a sale price or a complete affordability calculation.

1. 1. ZIP 94123 — $3,225,000 home value; $4,594 monthly rent; 13 days on market; sale-to-list 115.7%.
2. 2. ZIP 94127 — $2,580,000 home value; $5,522 monthly rent; 12 days on market; sale-to-list 122.1%.
3. 3. ZIP 94118 — $2,500,000 home value; $4,132 monthly rent; 13 days on market; sale-to-list 117.1%.
4. 4. ZIP 94114 — $2,225,000 home value; $4,952 monthly rent; 13 days on market; sale-to-list 121.3%.

The first entry leads this selected group on the stored home-value metric. The final entry has the lowest figure among these ZIPs, while its rent and time-on-market figures remain separate measurements rather than a value judgment.

What the April 2026 San Francisco price data can and cannot show

NeighborScore is a relative comparison, not a forecast. Its composite weights the safety/crime pillar at 53% and the school pillar at 47%; affordability is displayed separately and does not affect the composite. Read the full data sources and scoring methodology before treating a ZIP result as one input in a real-world decision.

ZIP-level indices are useful for comparing a large city. The stored values draw on Zillow-based research data and documented Redfin market context. They show that the represented home-value, rent, and marketing-time indicators differ by ZIP, but cannot describe the condition, legal status, or final negotiation outcome for a particular home.

The date matters: April 2026 is not a live listing feed. Compare the month and metric definition across ZIPs, then use current listings and qualified local advice for a specific property decision.

The ZIP results are most useful when viewed as a trend-and-context layer. A value difference can reflect the mix of homes measured in a ZIP as well as location, so it should not be treated as a price for an individual property or as a measure of investment return.

How housing data fits with San Francisco neighborhood scores

A high home value is not a high NeighborScore by definition. The composite uses safety/crime and schools, while affordability and property data remain context. That separation prevents expensive ZIPs from receiving a higher neighborhood score merely because of their housing market.

For a practical comparison, start with the profile for each ZIP, note the property-data month, and then review current local listings and professional advice. This keeps a historical ZIP metric in its proper role: a transparent research input rather than a purchase recommendation.

For more starting points, browse the NeighborScore guides index and return to the ZIP profile links above for the specific component scores and source notes.

Bottom line: San Francisco prices need ZIP-level context

The leading listed ZIP has the highest stored April 2026 home-value figure in this selected group. The gap across the list shows why a citywide housing headline is not enough; compare the date, rent, days on market, and separate NeighborScore components before moving from research to a property.

Frequently asked questions

What does the ZIP home-value figure measure in San Francisco?

The ZIP home-value figure is a relative ZIP-level comparison from NeighborScore’s documented public-source model. It is not a prediction, a school assignment, an appraisal, or a personal safety recommendation; it is a transparent starting point for comparing covered ZIPs.

Why should San Francisco ZIP data be checked with primary sources?

The model combines datasets with different update schedules and geographic resolution. Check each profile’s data-vintage note and the linked primary sources before making a relocation, housing, or enrollment decision.

Does a higher ZIP home-value figure make one San Francisco ZIP right for everyone?

No. A higher score or home-value figure describes the stated metric only. Commute, housing condition, school enrollment rules, accessibility, cost, and individual priorities require additional current local research.

How can I compare another San Francisco ZIP?

Open the relevant NeighborScore ZIP profile to see its component data and methodology notes. Compare like-for-like ZIPs, then verify any current local condition through the official source responsible for that information.