Welcome to Mission Dolores
Described as one of the nation’s “coolest” and “hippest” neighborhoods, tech industry leaders flock to the Mission for its diverse array of retail and culinary pleasures.
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Ambitious, stylish, and energetic.
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A vibrant populace on Valencia Street and side streets lined with Victorian and Edwardian architecture.
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World-class cultural outlets within a warm, committed community.
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Seemingly endless dining and shopping options made colorful by a lively bustle.
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A booming interest in the neighborhood met by a plethora of brand-new residences.
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Existing at the city’s cultural epicenter.
Around the Block
The Mission is exciting, energetic and chaotic — full of forward-thinking, creative individuals with a vested interest in their community, be they natives or recent arrivals to the area.
In the Mission you can expect lively crowds, arguments over which taqueria makes the best burritos, and brand new restaurants opening every week. Experience how historically awesome Mission Dolores Park is, and the tranquility of streets like Linda and Albion.
San Franciscans flock to the Mission for dinner, for drinks, to see music, visit a gallery, or perhaps just to lie in the sun with the crowds at Dolores Park. But this is not just a place to congregate at night; Mission Dolores is well known for the quiet, narrow lanes connecting its larger streets, tree-lined blocks where neighbors sit on their front steps, sharing the day’s news and soaking in gorgeous views of the downtown skyline.
The Mission’s sheer volume of dining and shopping options may be overwhelming, but its locals welcome that happy dilemma. Residents delight in the knowledge that they can eat out at a different restaurant every night of the week for a month and never have to repeat.
Beginning in the 1990s, Mission Dolores’ inexpensive real estate was irresistible to tech workers, young families, and newcomers to the city. Today, Mission Dolores is positioned slightly above the regional norm, with a median home value of just under $1.3 million.
Almost everyone you meet on the street in the Mission is madly in love with their neighborhood’s dynamic cultural experiences. If you’re like them, you’ll find it easy to find things to love, starting with the unshakable knowledge that nowhere else will have the energy and the style of your newly chosen home.
Commute Times
Financial District 15m by car
South San Francisco 20m by car
Silicon Valley 45m by car
Boundaries
East to West Church Street to the west, Valencia Street to the east
North to South Market Street to the north, 20th Street to the south
Nearby Neighborhoods Russian Hill, Nob Hill, Presidio Heights
Contact me to view available listings in this neighborhood!
VICTORIA STEWART DAVIS
415.336.2468
Victoria@VSDProperties.com
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