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San Francisco Supervisor Districts

Housing data for each of San Francisco's 11 Board of Supervisors districts, built from the census tracts inside the 2022 boundaries. Each district page has the same profile as a neighborhood page: rent, values, vacancy, tenure, building stock and change since 2010.

DistrictNeighborhoodsHomesMedian rentMedian valueRentersVacant
District 1Outer Richmond, Inner Richmond, Lincoln Park, Seacliff, Lone Mountain/USF34,595$2,503$1.70M59.8%9.5%
District 2Presidio, Western Addition, Lone Mountain/USF, Presidio Heights, Pacific Heights, Marina, Russian Hill42,113$3,184$2.00M+70.7%16.2%
District 3Chinatown, Nob Hill, Tenderloin, Financial District/South Beach, Russian Hill, North Beach49,416$2,002$1.42M84.9%19.3%
District 4The Farallones, Golden Gate Park, Sunset/Parkside29,035$2,767$1.49M34.8%6.5%
District 5Tenderloin, Hayes Valley, Haight Ashbury, Lone Mountain/USF, Western Addition, Japantown, Pacific Heights52,516$1,847$1.31M85.6%13.5%
District 6Financial District/South Beach, Mission Bay, South of Market, Mission, Treasure Island42,364$2,994$1.12M72.6%16.3%
District 7Lakeshore, West of Twin Peaks, Inner Sunset, Twin Peaks34,815$2,757$1.75M45.5%8.5%
District 8Noe Valley, Glen Park, Castro/Upper Market, Mission, Twin Peaks, Haight Ashbury39,266$3,067$1.79M55.4%12.1%
District 9Portola, Bernal Heights, Mission34,766$2,440$1.37M56.8%10.5%
District 10Bayview Hunters Point, McLaren Park, Potrero Hill, Visitacion Valley, Mission29,036$2,311$1.14M50.2%7.8%
District 11Oceanview/Merced/Ingleside, Excelsior, Outer Mission26,680$2,260$1.22M34.0%5.7%

A neighborhood that straddles a district line is listed under every district it touches. Tracts are assigned to districts by the Planning Department's crosswalk.