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Bank-Owned / REO in San Francisco

Browse provider REO listings and recorded bank acquisitions. A bank acquisition does not confirm a current listing.

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Source snapshot through Oct 16, 2026. Current sale status is unverified. Understand the data

466 unique public property records in this search. Includes historical records. A property can appear in more than one category.

Provider listings report REO status and asking prices at collection time. Recorded bank acquisitions describe past ownership transfers. Confirm availability, price, and offer or bidding terms with the linked provider.

Bank-Owned / REO

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Google Street View near 1075 MARKET STREET #811Google Maps
Bank acquisition recorded
Recorded sale amount$306,783
1075 MARKET STREET #811

San Francisco · South of Market

Condominium | 423 sqft

Latest activity Sep 29, 2026

Google Street View near 1238 Sutter St, Unit 405Google Maps
Bank acquisition recorded
Recorded debt amount$647,941
1238 Sutter St, Unit 405

San Francisco

Unknown

Latest activity Sep 25, 2026

Google Street View near 301 Mission Street, #PH-1DGoogle Maps
Bank acquisition recorded
Recorded sale amount$2,169,569
301 Mission Street, #PH-1D

San Francisco · Financial District South

Condominium | 2,706 sqft

Latest activity Sep 22, 2026

Google Street View near 1408 BACON STREET #1Google Maps
Bank acquisition recorded
Recorded sale amount$713,625
1408 BACON STREET #1

San Francisco · Portola

Condominium | 1,600 sqft

Latest activity Sep 14, 2026

Google Street View near 170 King St, #1010Google Maps
Bank acquisition recorded
Recorded sale amount$212,613
170 King St, #1010

San Francisco · South Beach

Condominium | 499 sqft

Latest activity Jul 24, 2026

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