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Photo: MLS Image 1 of / 25 Caption Close Image 2 of 25 Living room views Living room views Photo: MLS Image 3 of 25 Views at night Views at night Photo: MLS Image 4 of 25 Floating fireplace Floating fireplace Photo: MLS Image 5 of 25 Image 6 of 25 Entertaining space opens to a deck Entertaining space opens to a deck Photo: MLS Image 7 of 25 Kitchen Kitchen Photo: MLS Image 8 of 25 Wine fridge Wine fridge Photo: MLS Image 9 of 25 Soaker tub Soaker tub Photo: MLS Image 10 of 25 Image 11 of 25 Media room Media room Photo: MLS Image 12 of 25 Water feature Water feature Photo: MLS Image 13 of 25 Views Views Photo: MLS Image 14 of 25 4009 Mission in Bernal Heights came to market in late January and has not yet sold. It is listed at just under $1 million. 4009 Mission in Bernal Heights came to market in late January and has not yet sold. It is listed at just under $1 million. Photo: MLS Image 15 of 25 Image 16 of 25 Original fireplace Original fireplace Photo: MLS Image 17 of 25 Parquet floors Parquet floors Photo: MLS Image 18 of 25 Original built-ins Original built-ins Photo: MLS Image 19 of 25 Kitchen Kitchen Photo: MLS Image 20 of 25 Image 21 of 25 This one-bedroom one-bath in Rincon Hill came to market at $1.195 million in mid-January. It has yet to find a buyer. This one-bedroom one-bath in Rincon Hill came to market at $1.195 million in mid-January. It has yet to find a buyer. Photo: MLS Image 22 of 25 Views from the bedroom Views from the bedroom Photo: MLS Image 23 of 25 Only bath Only bath Photo: MLS Image 24 of 25 Building amenities include a pool Building amenities include a pool Photo: MLS Image 25 of 25 More SF homes sit unsold as inventory grows 1 / 25 Back to Gallery

It’s the news buyers have been waiting for: San Francisco’s crazy competitive market appears to be slowing down. According to SocketSite , the inventory of unsold homes on the market in mid-April is at its highest point in four years.

“The inventory of unsold homes listed for sale in San Francisco ticked up to 615 over the past week and is now running 40 percent higher versus the same time last year, the greatest year-over-year increase we’ve recorded since 2010 and the highest mid-April inventory level since 2012,” said the post.

The site broke down the market into single-family homes and condos, finding that the latter had far more inventory. There are 382 condo units on the market, a 53 percent increase over the same time in 2015, and that doesn’t even take into account most of the new-construction units on the market, which don’t necessarily list on the MLS.

There weren’t nearly as many single family homes on the market, but the 234 that are on the market represent a 23 percent increase, year-over-year.

Check out the gallery above for a look at some of the homes that haven’t sold so far this year. There’s a single-family in Bernal (on since late-January), a Rincon Hill condo (on since mid-January) and a Noe Valley custom rebuild, which first came to market last September, delisted at the end of October, returned to market in early February and still hasn’t found a buyer willing to shell out $5.25 million for its view deck, floating fireplace and backyard water fall.