Potrero Hill

A small community, east of Lone Mountain and west of Divisadero, Anza Vista isn’t widely known, and its less than 4000 residents are just fine with that. Serene residential streets belie the neighborhood’s rampant accessibility. Haight Street and Divisadero Street corridor are within walking...

Bernal Heights living means enjoying the benefits of a charming, cozy neighborhood not too far from the hustle and bustle of downtown San Francisco. Many have said this neighborhood is like a quaint urban village that seems forgotten by time. The main shopping strip of Cortland Avenue is...

The vibrant culture and colorful streetscapes have long been a source of San Francisco PRIDE. It’s a welcoming community known for its flamboyant bars and restaurants, glittering shops, and historical theaters. This neighborhood benefits from spectacular proximity to walkable, dining, shopping,...

The Richmond District is a neighborhood that tends to fly under the radar. It doesn’t offer the opulence of the richest districts nor does it offer the trendiness of, say, The Mission. Instead, it is sort of the everyman community of San Francisco, falling perfectly in the middle and offering...

The Sunset District is the largest district within the city, covering the west side of San Francisco. Golden Gate Park forms the neighborhood's northern border, and the Pacific Ocean or more specifically, Ocean Beach, forms its western border. The south is bordered by Sloat Boulevard, and on the...

Living in Cole Valley feels like living in a small town in the middle of a city. It is a family-friendly community with tree-shaded streets lined with well-kept Victorian homes, and a variety of mom-and-pop shops and relaxed restaurants with several nearby parks. We find because the average price...

Cow Hollow is known for its excellent shopping, convenient location, and surplus of restaurants. Nestled between Pacific Heights and the Marina, the neighborhood is walking distance from Union St. and Chestnut St. Corridors, Moscone Softball Field and the Presidio.

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Diamond Heights doesn’t look like your typical San Francisco community. Perched above Glen Park and Noe Valley, it offers easy access to their many amenities, but maintains a small-town feel with meticulously planned developments and a suburban-style shopping center. Streets break away from the...

More up than up-and-coming the vibrant Dogpatch neighborhood has converted many dockside warehouses and factories into live-in artist studios and hip shared spaces with foodies flocking to its farm-to-table restaurant scene. Nightlife is minimal in this neighborhood, making it great for creative...

Duboce Triangle takes its spirit from its namesake park. This quaint residential neighborhood’s centrality makes it the perfect place for tranquil living, while the bustling nightlife and shopping options of the Castro and the Mission are steps away.

Are you looking to live in a neighborhood that straddles SF proper and the South Bay, close to one of SF’s best parks, and where you can get a single-family home for the best deal in the city?

The Excelsior neighborhood is made up of almost exclusively single-family residences -...

A bustling commercial center filled with historic banks, upscale apartments and condominiums. Busy Monday-Friday from 9-5, the Financial District is the heart of San Francisco’s business community. Filled with sleek buildings and revolving doors that give the city its iconic skyline, there is...

Glen Park is more than just a neighborhood; it’s a community. Among the top 20 American neighborhoods to experience the largest millennial population growth, Glen Park is bordered by Noe Valley and Bernal Heights. It sits on a sunny slope of San Francisco, packed with trendy restaurants,...

Are you ready to experience a neighborhood that's not just a place to live, but a cultural phenomena made famous by the hippie movement? In the 1960s, Haight-Ashbury was once the home to revolutionary and famous singers. Today, residents enjoy architecture, restaurants and boutiques and...

A sunny enclave in the heart of San Francisco, Hayes Valley has evolved into a mecca for upscale shopping and internationally-inspired cuisine. The neighboring arts circle, home to Nourse Theater, SF Jazz Center, and Davies Symphony Hall, keeps restaurants and cafes packed and tourists flock to...

Looking for more affordable neighborhoods in SF? The Ingleside neighborhood in San Francisco contains 4 or of the most affordable places to buy a singe family home in the city.

San Francisco’s best kept secret is not so secret anymore. Attracting locals from all over the city with its diverse dining options, local markets, neighborhood bars and Sunday Farmer’s Market, the Inner Richmond exudes a vibrant yet laid-back vibe. The diverse dining options are endless....

The Inner Sunset is for those that want to remain close to nature without losing SF’s urban edge. Corner markets and a variety of ethnic restaurants feed UCSF’s local student population, creating a small-town feel that is a quick ride from the city center. Eat and shop at the many...

One of San Francisco’s “Slow Streets” that emerged during the pandemic, Lake Street corridor is a beautiful, pedestrian-friendly neighborhood with clean streets, elegant homes, and quick access to a diverse mix of shopping and dining. It sits on the border of the Presidio, making it easy...

Dating back to the 1915 Panama-Pacific Expo, the historic Marina District is replete with bright colored homes, top-rated restaurants and stunning Bay Views. Bounded by the Presidio, the Bay and Cow Hollow’s Union Street neighborhood, the Marina’s close proximity to a wide variety of cafes,...

All of 2 blocks by 12 blocks, urban-suburban Merced Heights is at the southern border of San Francisco, east of Lake Merced and west of the 280, the neighborhood’s steep hills are lined with tidy rows of attached midcentury single-family homes. It's part of the Ingleside district.