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San Francisco Neighborhood Guide
Bernal Heights
In a city with a Starbucks on almost every corner, Bernal Heights real estate remains a progressive and commercial-free home for artists and their dogs.

The Castro/Eureka Valley/Dolores Heights
Widely known as the alternate lifestyle capital of the world, real estate in this neighborhood abounds with cafes, shops and nightlife.

Chinatown
Don't miss the small side streets of this popular destination. They are hidden behind great dim sum, cheap knickknacks and ornate temples.

Cole Valley
Homes in this neighborhood are quite and located near the Haight, Cole Valley offers a variety of mom-and-pop stores and more than a dozen restaurants and cafes.

Deco Ghetto
Cafes everywhere, shops, bars and a brand new boulevard on the way, insures that real estate in this San Francisco neighborhood will come into its own.

Fisherman's Wharf
Real estate in the wharf is scorned by locals, but it's packed with visitors and home to everything from hole-in-the-wall fisherman's hangouts to tacky souvenir shops.

Golden Gate Park
Greenery everywhere stretching from the middle of the city to the ocean.

The Haight
Remember the Summer of Love? Tie-dye, Dead posters, punks, vintage clothing stores and bars make up the real estate in The Haight.

Hayes Valley
Hayes Valley has become a real estate haven for trendy fashion boutiques, SoHo-style funky art galleries, high-end interior decorating shops, top-notch restaurants and hip nightspots.

Inner Richmond
Real estate in this neighborhood is consistently underappreciated but is rich with cultural diversity, great noodle houses and bargain shopping.

Inner Sunset
Real estate gentrification and fog (yes), laid-back feeling of a small town (yes) and a funky edge, intriguing ethnic mix and great restaurants.

The Marina
Palace of Fine Arts, a newly-restored Crissy Field and one of the best vegetarian restaurants in the Bay Area.

The Mission
Traditionally real estate in the Latino quarter of San Francisco Mission area has been home to artists and families, and also offers a lively nightlife scene.

Nob Hill
The buttoned-up downtown district is home to an unexpected abundance of funky shops, good restaurants and trendy clubs.

Noe Valley
A quaint area where people know each other's names, babies rule the sidewalks and outdoor cafes draw summertime crowds.

North Beach
Most famous for being home to the Beat generation, this Italian-American neighborhood is the coffee-swilling center of SF.

Outer Richmond
Once dubbed "The Great Sand Waste," the Outer Richmond has developed into a peaceful neighborhood of restaurants, cafes, no-nonsense shopping and big pieces of San Francisco history.

Outer Sunset / West Portal
Although this southwestern corner of the city is often ignored in guidebooks, you'll find there's lots to explore including a neighborhood caught in a '50s time warp and dozens of multi-ethnic businesses.

Pacific Heights
With multi-million dollar mansions and views of the Bay to match, Pacific Heights is an easy way to escape from the urban chaos below.

Potrero Hill
Relax in brilliant sunshine while watching fog engulf the rest of the city, in the former 'hood of OJ Simpson and Seals Stadium.

Russian Hill
This neighborhood got its name when gold rushers found seven Cyrillic-inscribed gravestones at the top of the hill.

SoMa
This former industrial zone is in a cultural renaissance, with museums, galleries and multimedia companies reviving the area.

The Tenderloin
Repeatedly described in most tourist guides as "the worst neighborhood in San Francisco," the Tenderloin thrives despite its bad rap.

Union Square
For those who come to SF to shop, this is where to start.

Western Addition
Perhaps the most ethnically and economically diverse neighborhood in San Francisco, the Western Addition feels more like several neighborhoods

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San Francisco Real Estate
Northwest Neighborhood
The Northwest real estate district is defined by the Pacific Ocean on the west, the Presidio on the north, Presidio and Masonic Avenues on the east, and Golden Gate Park on the south.
Real estate and homes have easy access to Mountain Lake and Sutro Heights Parks, as well as Golden Gate and Lincoln Parks, Ocean and Baker Beaches and the Presidio.

San Francisco - Northwest Real Estate
-Central Richmond Real Estate
-Inner Richmond Real Estate
-Jordan Park/Laurel Heights Real Estate
-Lake Real Estate
-Lone Mountain Real Estate
-Outer Richmond Real Estate
-Sea Cliff Real Estate

San Francisco Real Estate
North Neighborhood
The North real estate district is bordered by Lyon Street, 5th Avenue and Arguello Boulevard on the west, the Bay on the north, Van Ness Avenue on the east, and California Street on the south.
Real estate and home owners will enjoy Alta Plaza and Lafayette Parks and has easy access to the Marina Green and Fort Mason.

San Francisco—North Real Estate
-Cow Hollow Real Estate
-Marina Real Estate
-Pacific Heights Real Estate
-Presidio Heights Real Estate