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