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San Francisco homes selling $1M+ over asking have surged 1,700% this year

San Francisco's housing market is seeing a 1,700% surge in homes selling for $1 million or more over the asking price.

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San Francisco is experiencing a significant spike in residential real estate prices. According to The San Francisco Standard, the number of homes selling for $1 million or more over asking has surged 1,700% this year.

Coverage from The Guardian attributes this trend to an AI boom, describing the market conditions as 'absolutely bananas.' The San Francisco Chronicle further notes that the market has become so hot that buyers are frequently offering $1 million above the listed price. Related reports from KTVU indicate that efforts are underway to convert vacant office buildings into housing to address the city's needs.

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By how much have homes selling $1M+ over asking increased?

They have surged 1,700% this year according to The San Francisco Standard.

What is driving the increase in home prices?

The Guardian reports that the trend is occurring amid an AI boom.

How is the city addressing housing needs?

KTVU reports on the conversion of vacant office buildings into housing.

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