NoPa is a trendy 5-by-6 block neighborhood, aptly located North of the Panhandle (NoPa). It’s primarily residential with most businesses along Divisadero.
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Talk about a reinvention. Hayes Valley went from a very rough part of town to one of San Francisco’s most sought-after neighborhoods.
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Noe Valley is a desirable residential haven, surrounded by lively neighborhoods like the Castro and Mission. For many San Franciscans, this makes it the best of both worlds.
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There’s just a feeling you get when you go to the Castro. You see that huge rainbow flag waving on the corner of Market and Castro Street …
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Nothing compares to the Mission. It’s hispanic roots, socially-minded population and colorful lineup of businesses make it the most unique district in San Francisco.
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Potrero Hill is a trending neighborhood that sits between the hip Mission and Dogpatch neighborhoods. The peninsula can be easily accessed by 101, 280 or the 22nd Street Caltrain station.
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Bernal Heights is a neighborhood on the rise. So much so that it’s been referred to as the hottest neighborhood in San Francisco. It has a more residential feel …
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The cities that make up Northern San Mateo County—Daly City, South San Francisco, San Bruno, Millbrae, Colma and Brisbane—have a different feel than the rest of the Peninsula.
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Burlingame is one of the most desirable suburban cities in the Bay Area, and for good reason. It’s beautiful homes, commute-friendly location, excellent public schools…
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With a population of more than 100,000, San Mateo is the county namesake and one of the Peninsula’s largest cities. There’s a little bit of everything here…
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Hillsborough has been home to the elite ever since the land was purchased by William Davis Merry Howard (of Hillsborough, New Hampshire) in 1846.
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Pacifica offers a very specific lifestyle and is what I would consider a true hidden gem in the Bay Area. It’s not for everyone but if it is for you, there’s a lot to love.
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East of Highway 101 there are two planned, waterfront communities that share a lot in common—Redwood Shores and Foster City. Houses began…
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San Carlos has always been a nice place to live, noted by their motto, “The City of Good Living.” The schools are consistently good and it’s common for people to raise their families…
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Belmont is a variation of the French word, beaumont, and means beautiful mountains. The city lives up to its name with windy roads, sweeping views and lots of lush open space…
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With a concentration of high-tech companies and a population that exceeds one-million, San Jose is one of the 10 largest cities in the United States and has rightfully been…
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A major Silicon Valley player, Mountain View has a lot to offer in its 12 square miles. The city earned its status in high-tech early on with the development of the first silicon…
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Once a verdant oasis of fruit orchards, Sunnyvale is now a mainstay of Silicon Valley with a bounty of high-tech opportunities. In the last two decades, companies like Apple…
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Entrepreneurs, innovators, and risk takers from around the world have made Silicon Valley a diverse, forward-thinking region where the next great idea is always brewing…
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Located on a peninsula bordered by the Pacific Ocean on the west, and the San Francisco Bay on the north and east, the city of San Francisco spans about seven square miles…
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