One of Apple's top sales chiefs just made a very personal vote of confidence in San Francisco's luxury market, cutting a roughly $13 million check for a Pacific Heights mansion at 2649 Green St, according to public records. The deal closed on April 21, sliding a stately early 20th-century home into the portfolio of a senior Apple vice president and adding fresh fuel to a springtime run of big-ticket neighborhood sales.
As reported by San Francisco Business Times, the buyer is Mike Fenger, an Apple vice president who oversees the company’s worldwide sales operation. Fenger also joined Zoom’s board in 2024, per an industry announcement on Investing.com.
Sale details
Public records show an April 21 closing and a $13,000,000 sale price for 2649 Green St, according to county data compiled by PropertyShark. Redfin’s sale and tax history and MLS data match that figure and timeline, and indicate the property jumped from a March listing at $12.8 million to a quick close the following month.
The house
The 1916 residence was marketed by Compass at roughly 5,775 square feet with six bedrooms and updated systems, with listing agents Nina Hatvany and Vanessa Kitchen attached to the sale. The listing copy and marketing photos highlight preserved period details alongside upgrades that include new electrical and plumbing, radiant heating and seismic improvements, according to the MLS entry on Compass.
What it means for Pacific Heights
The Green Street deal lands amid a streak of high-end trades that is resetting expectations in Pacific Heights and beyond. In April, the San Francisco Chronicle reported that an off-market Pacific Heights mansion sold for $56 million, a number that turned heads even in this rarified corner of the city. A market roundup by Homes.com flagged several April sales that closed at or above asking price, which the roundup framed as evidence that deep-pocketed buyers are back in force.
Fenger’s purchase slots neatly into that pattern, reinforcing the sense that tech money and executive paychecks are still very much in play at the top of San Francisco’s residential market.
About the buyer
Fenger is a longtime sales executive who oversees large portions of Apple’s product sales operation, according to the San Francisco Business Times profile. His appointment to Zoom’s board in 2024 further underscored his stature in tech sales circles, per Investing.com. While executives of his caliber typically keep a low profile when they reshuffle homes inside the Bay Area, this purchase firmly ties Fenger to San Francisco’s resurging luxury scene.
