San Francisco Century Old Home Sells For Fifteen Million Dollars
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A historic San Francisco home sold for nearly double its asking price due to local tech wealth.
A historic property in San Francisco has sold for $15 million, nearly doubling its initial $8 million asking price. The 112-year-old residence remained in the same family for 70 years before hitting the market. The dramatic sale highlights surging local real estate demand driven by artificial intelligence wealth.
- Property detailsThe four-bedroom house spans 4,490 square feet and includes three bathrooms.
- Market contextLocal real estate experts note that buyers paying $1 million over asking prices has become increasingly frequent.
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Why it matters
San Francisco real estate has experienced intense competition and soaring prices fueled by the booming artificial intelligence sector. Historic properties in prime locations frequently attract intense bidding wars from wealthy technology executives.
What outlets agree on
A 112-year-old residence on Sixth Avenue in San Francisco with an initial asking price of roughly $8 million ultimately sold for $15 million.
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- The Times of IndiaListed at $8M, this 112-year-old home sells for $15M1h ago · open ↗
- The IndependentSan Francisco house sells for double its list price as AI money floods the city1d ago · open ↗
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