1. Portola
Portola can appeal to buyers looking for single-family homes, outdoor space, and comparatively more value than some of the city’s most competitive central neighborhoods.
2. Ingleside
Ingleside offers access to transportation, neighborhood businesses, and homes that may provide more space for the money.
3. Outer Mission
Buyers willing to look beyond the most fashionable neighborhoods may find interesting opportunities in the Outer Mission.
4. Excelsior
Excelsior has a substantial stock of single-family homes and can offer buyers a different value proposition from neighborhoods like Noe Valley or Bernal Heights.
5. Visitacion Valley
For buyers focused on space and value, Visitacion Valley deserves consideration.
Do Not Buy a Neighborhood Only Because It Is Cheaper
Value and cheap are not the same thing.
Think about commute, architecture, weather, transportation, restaurants, parks, and how you actually live.
The right neighborhood is one you will still enjoy after the novelty of buying wears off.
The Bottom Line
If you keep losing homes in the same two or three neighborhoods, expanding your search may uncover properties other buyers are missing.
San Francisco has more variety than most buyers initially realize.
Matt Woebcke
Senior Sales Associate
Vanguard Properties
415.553.0206
MattWoebckeRealEstate.com
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