The most expensive homes for sale in San Francisco right now

San Francisco’s real estate market is one of the most competitive in the country. With a ton of wealthy buyers willing to make offers in cash — or, in at least one case, stock options — it’s common for homes to sell for much more than their asking price. Our friends at Point2Homes helped us take a look at the homes on the high end of the spectrum.

These are the most expensive homes listed in San Francisco right now.

5. This enormous mansion is currently in the middle of an extensive renovation.

Price: $13.5 million

Address: 2698 Pacific Avenue, Pacific Heights

Though the construction isn’t yet complete, the home recently came onto the market for $13.5 million.

According to property records, it belongs to Diego Fonstad, the founder of science education nonprofit Zombie Cat and cofounder of toy company Imagination Supply Company.

4. This Pacific Heights home dates back to 1912.

Price: $14.5 million

Address: 2900 Vallejo Street, Pacific Heights

It has four bedrooms, six and a half bathrooms, and a grand staircase.

There’s also an elevator that provides easy access to the home’s four levels.

3. The less expensive of two penthouses at the unfinished Lumina towers is listed for a steep $29 million.

Price: $29 million

Address: SoMa

Located on the 37th floor of one of Lumina’s towers, this penthouse features four bedrooms, A Private Terrace, and panoramic views of the Bay.

Both of Lumina’s penthouses were specially designed by Bernardo Fort-Brescia of Arquitectonica.

2. This seven-bedroom home has antique fireplaces and plenty of space.

Price: $39 million

Address: 2701 Broadway Street, Pacific Heights

Owned by chef Roxanne Klein and serial entrepreneur Michael Klein, this home was the most expensive on the market for several months.

It was built in 1910 and has 16,000 square feet of space situated over five floors.

1. The duplex penthouse at Lumina would be the most expensive condo ever sold in San Francisco.

Price: $49 million

Address: SoMa

The penthouse includes 14,000 square feet of space on the 41st and 42nd floors of the taller of Lumina’s two towers.

“This property is located right in the epicenter of the tech world,” realtor Gregg Lynn said to Business Insider in February. “It’s very possible that a tech luminary would be interested in this penthouse.”