SF Neighborhoods
Visitacion Valley
Visitacion Valley is a southeastern San Francisco neighborhood that is often overlooked for its out-of-the-way location. It has a fairly young population and is one of the most affordable neighborhoods in the city. The residential landscape is made up primarily of single-family, above-garage type homes, and large, multi-unit buildings are also available. Leland Avenue serves […]
Silver Terrace
Despite its central location, Silver Terrace is fairly detached from the rest of the city. Perched above the Bayview, the neighborhood is bordered on most sides by industrial parks and freeways. Silver Terrace is primarily made up of single-family homes, although the original layout was mostly made of two-bedroom homes above garage level. Over the […]
Portola
Portola is one of the “hidden” neighborhoods of San Francisco. Compared to other areas of the city, Portola is not frequently visited, wish is a shame, as the neighborhood features a unique variety of bakeries, restaurants, and markets. Housing here is affordable, and many locals own their own businesses within the community. Approximately one square […]
Outer Mission
The Outer Mission is a quiet neighborhood that is far removed from the busy Inner Mission. This community is often grouped with the Excelsior neighborhood, as they sit adjacent to each other on San Francisco’s southern border. Housing options here consist of older, single-family homes, many of which were built between the earthquake of 1906 […]
Mission Terrace
San Francisco’s Mission Terrace neighborhood has the features of a residential park. Due to its natural topography, the area is one of the sunniest in the city. Homes here are primarily Spanish-Mediterranean style with manicured lawns, and they are found on quiet streets. A few smaller condo buildings are also available, and younger couples have […]
Excelsior
The Excelsior neighborhood is found in southeastern San Francisco, located between I-280 and I-101 just below Bernal Heights. The area is lined with single family homes found along gentle hills, and it offers an unassuming aura of suburbia. Most of these homes were constructed in the 1950s and are fairly affordable, and apartments and duplexes […]
Crocker Amazon
Historically a working-class area, Crocker Amazon is a classic San Francisco residential region. It is referred to as one of the city’s greatest sleeper neighborhoods, and homes here are similar to the styles in Excelsior, Portola, and Visitacion Valley. They are traditionally found on small lots, and architectural styles including Spanish-Mediterranean stuccos and Victorian. More […]
Bayview Heights
Bayview Heights is a sunny, rapidly-evolving neighborhood located near Portola Place and Bayview. The area features single-family houses and residential condos, and many homes feature beautiful, panoramic views. Bayview Heights is a tight-knit community with close proximity to varied restaurants, small businesses, and essential stores. Along with neighboring Bayview, the Quesada Gardens Initiative is a […]
Bayview
Bayview is an industrial and ethnic community that has experienced significant growth in recent years. It is one of California’s oldest business districts, and it has a significant legacy of civic, ethnic, cultural, and educational achievements. Today, it is especially popular with budding artists, including welders, musicians, writers, and painters, many of whom live in […]
Yerba Buena
Yerba Buena is a vibrant San Francisco neighborhood that serves as an energetic, cultural hub for the city. The community went through a renewal period in the 1960s, and after years of planning, Yerba Buena now acts as a dynamic community with art galleries, restaurants, entertainment, and recreational facilities. Five star hotels also attract many […]
