San Francisco Homes for Sale
116 Homes for sale in San Francisco
$965,300
345 8th Street #508
San Francisco, CA 94103
$650,000
738 Le Conte Avenue #2
San Francisco, CA 94124
$590,000
1400 Mission Street #1300
San Francisco, CA 94103
$988,000
1642 Burrows Street
San Francisco, CA 94134
$1,199,888
101 Lombard Street #201E
San Francisco, CA 94111
$1,788,000
1597 29th Ave Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94122
$2,495,000
680 Los Palmos Drive
San Francisco, CA 94127
$1,095,000
181 Dartmouth Street
San Francisco, CA 94134
$1,598,000
378 Ralston Street
San Francisco, CA 94132
$1,088,000
60 Camellia Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94112
$1,399,950
69 Montcalm Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
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San Francisco Neighborhood Guide
San Francisco is one of the most iconic real estate markets in the world — a compact 7x7-mile city where every neighborhood has its own distinct personality, price point, and lifestyle. From Pacific Heights mansions to Sunset District family homes to SOMA condos, SF offers something for every buyer willing to navigate its competitive market.
Why Buyers Love San Francisco
- World-class city living — Walkable neighborhoods, Michelin-star dining, Golden Gate Park, and a cultural scene that rivals cities ten times its size.
- Tech hub proximity — Headquarters or major offices for Salesforce, Stripe, Airbnb, and dozens of startups, with easy access to South Bay tech campuses.
- Neighborhood diversity — Each of SF's 30+ neighborhoods has a unique character, from the Victorian elegance of Noe Valley to the beach culture of the Outer Sunset.
- Strong long-term appreciation — Despite market cycles, SF real estate has consistently appreciated over decades, making it a strong long-term investment.
Neighborhoods at a Glance
Noe Valley
Family-friendly, sunny, walkable to 24th Street shops. Median single-family ~$2.2M. Known for stroller-friendly sidewalks and weekend farmers market.
Mission District
Cultural hub with vibrant nightlife, murals, and dining. Mix of Victorians and new condos. Median ~$1.4M for houses.
Sunset District
Quiet, fog-belt residential neighborhood with rows of single-family homes. Best value for families wanting a house in SF. Median ~$1.3M.
Richmond District
Similar to Sunset but on the north side. Close to Golden Gate Park and Land's End. Median ~$1.35M.
Pacific Heights
Luxury neighborhood with bay views, grand Victorians, and high-end shopping on Fillmore. Median $3M+.
SOMA
Modern condo living, close to FiDi and tech offices. Entry-level condos start ~$650K. Higher HOA fees are common.
Bernal Heights
Hilltop neighborhood with panoramic views, community feel, and a popular dog park. Median ~$1.6M.
Cole Valley / Haight
Charming Victorians near UCSF and Golden Gate Park. Walkable, eclectic neighborhood vibe.
Excelsior / Outer Mission
More affordable southern neighborhoods with increasing buyer interest. Median ~$1.1M.
Local Amenities
Parks
Golden Gate Park (1, 017 acres), Presidio, Dolores Park, Lands End, Twin Peaks
Culture
SFMOMA, de Young Museum, California Academy of Sciences, Exploratorium
Dining
Ferry Building Marketplace, Mission District taquerias, Chinatown, North Beach Italian, Michelin-starred restaurants throughout
Shopping
Union Square, Hayes Valley, Valencia Street, Fillmore Street
Recreation
Ocean Beach surfing, bay sailing, hiking in the Presidio and Marin Headlands
Commute Times
| Destination | Drive | Transit |
|---|---|---|
| Silicon Valley (Palo Alto) | 35-50 min | 55 min (Caltrain) |
| Oakland | 15-25 min | 12 min (BART) |
| SFO Airport | 15-20 min | 30 min (BART) |
| Berkeley | 20-30 min | 20 min (BART) |
| Daly City | 15-20 min | 18 min (BART) |
SF's transit network includes BART, Muni metro, buses, and Caltrain — making car-free living viable in many neighborhoods.
Commute times are estimates and may vary based on traffic, time of day, and route. Data is for informational purposes only.