Insider’s Guide to the Bay Area

“Silicon Valley is a mindset, not a location.”

— Reid Hoffman

Whether you prefer sophisticated San Francisco or savvy, high-tech Silicon Valley, both areas have tons to offer when it comes to arts, culture, dining, community, and of course, real estate. In the following links, you’ll get a sense of the various and different neighborhoods, plus an inside look into each of these bustling Bay Area cities from a real estate pro and Bay Area expert Lana Tsarikaeva.

Despite being home to the country’s largest concentration of global innovation, high-tech companies and start-ups, Silicon Valley has a thriving culture on its own. Including cities like Palo Alto, San Jose and Santa Clara, SV boasts a laid-back sense of style with an inventive, ready-for-action mentality. Explore tips and insights into some of Silicon Valley’s most sought after residential areas.

Posts tagged Noe Valley

SF: Noe Valley

SF: Noe Valley

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.

SF: Potrero Hill

SF: Potrero Hill

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.

SF: Bernal Heights

SF: Bernal Heights

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 …