One home, which recently sold for $938,000, went for $225,000 in 1994.
What does a home in the high hundreds of thousands of dollars actually get you, though? Usually, a few bedrooms, one bath and, if you're lucky, some refurbished interior space.
Below, check out our November Zillow findings, including a Potrero Hill steal, and some deeply depressing reality checks about how much these same properties went for in recent decades.
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