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- 2840 Broadway, Sales Price: $33,000,000
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- 2950 Broadway, Sales Price: $29,500,000
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- 188 Minna St., Penthouse A, Sales Price: $ 28,000,000
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- 2920 Broadway, Sales Price: $23,473,000
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- 3070 Pacific Ave., Sales Price: $20,000,000
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- 3701 Washington, Sales Price: $12,100,000
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- 2550 Green St., Sales Price: $9,500,000
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- 3362 Jackson St., Sales Price: $9,250,000
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- 2323 Hyde St., Sales Price: $9,000,000
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- 60 Normandie Terrace, Sales Price: $8,800,000
To refresh your memory, here is our 2010 list of the most expensive homes in San Francisco. As you can see from the list below, Pacific Heights dominated the top 10 sales list, with 6 out of the most expensive homes sold in 2011 located in that neighborhood. Presidio Heights comes in second place with two sales, and Yerba Buena and Russian Hill each have one sale.
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2840 Broadway was an off-market deal, while 188 Minna St. (the only condo to make the list this year, with all of the other sales being single family homes) was the foreclosure sale at The St. Regis that received plenty of press during the year.
It was clearly a good year to be among the 1%, with the 2011 most expensive sale coming in more than twice as high as the top 2010 sale (2600 Pacific Ave). Five of this year’s most expensive real estate deals were valued at $ 20,000,000 or more, while not one of the 2010 sales broke the twenty million dollar mark. Broadway Avenue kept it’s ranking as the most expensive street to live on, with three of this year’s sales located in the Pacific Heights stretch of Broadway, which was the same as last year.
So there you have it – the top 10 most expensive San Francisco home sales in 2011. Talk amongst yourselves about these homes and their respective sales prices. Good investment for the years to come, or outrageous and unjustifiable at any price? Keep your comments friendly but interesting 
