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Renters Aged 35 to 64 by Neighborhood in San Francisco

Visitacion Valley has the highest share of renter households headed by someone aged 35 to 64 in San Francisco at 66.2%, and Japantown the lowest at 24.2%, a spread of 42.0 points. The citywide figure is 47.3%, and 21 of 38 neighborhoods sit above it.

Renter households headed by someone aged 35 to 64, as a share of all renter households. For related figures, see the San Francisco housing overview, and the methodology for how the numbers are built.

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All 38 neighborhoods ranked

#NeighborhoodRenters aged 35 to 64vs city
1Visitacion Valley66.2%+18.9 pts
2Presidio65.7%+18.4 pts
3Treasure Island65.7%+18.4 pts
4Twin Peaks (incl. Diamond Heights)64.6%+17.3 pts
5Bernal Heights64.4%+17.1 pts
6Glen Park64.0%+16.7 pts
7Bayview Hunters Point63.3%+16.0 pts
8Oceanview/Merced/Ingleside62.3%+15.0 pts
9Excelsior59.5%+12.2 pts
10Portola58.9%+11.6 pts
11Seacliff57.8%+10.5 pts
12Sunset/Parkside56.3%+9.0 pts
13Noe Valley55.5%+8.2 pts
14Tenderloin (incl. Civic Center)54.1%+6.8 pts
15Outer Richmond53.9%+6.6 pts
16Mission52.6%+5.3 pts
17Inner Richmond52.5%+5.2 pts
18Outer Mission51.7%+4.4 pts
19West of Twin Peaks (incl. Forest Hill, St. Francis Wood, Miraloma Park)50.9%+3.6 pts
20Nob Hill48.3%+1.0 pts
21Castro/Upper Market (incl. Duboce Triangle, Eureka Valley)47.5%+0.2 pts
22North Beach (incl. Telegraph Hill)46.6%-0.7 pts
23Presidio Heights46.6%-0.7 pts
24Lakeshore46.3%-1.0 pts
25Hayes Valley45.9%-1.4 pts
26Inner Sunset45.4%-1.9 pts
27Financial District/South Beach (incl. Rincon Hill, Embarcadero)43.8%-3.5 pts
28Potrero Hill (incl. Dogpatch)42.6%-4.7 pts
29Chinatown41.5%-5.8 pts
30Lone Mountain/USF38.2%-9.1 pts
31Western Addition (incl. NoPa, Alamo Square, Fillmore)36.8%-10.5 pts
32Mission Bay36.6%-10.7 pts
33South of Market (incl. SoMa)36.4%-10.9 pts
34Pacific Heights36.3%-11.0 pts
35Haight Ashbury (incl. Cole Valley)36.0%-11.3 pts
36Russian Hill35.5%-11.8 pts
37Marina (incl. Cow Hollow)32.3%-15.0 pts
38Japantown24.2%-23.1 pts
San Francisco47.3%

Renters aged 35 to 64 across the city

Renters aged 35 to 64 by San Francisco neighborhood
  1. Visitacion Valley66.2%
  2. Presidio65.7%
  3. Treasure Island65.7%
  4. Twin Peaks64.6%
  5. Bernal Heights64.4%
  6. Glen Park64.0%
  7. Bayview Hunters Point63.3%
  8. Oceanview/Merced/Ingleside62.3%
  9. Excelsior59.5%
  10. Portola58.9%
  11. Seacliff57.8%
  12. Sunset/Parkside56.3%
  13. Noe Valley55.5%
  14. Tenderloin54.1%
  15. Outer Richmond53.9%
  16. Mission52.6%
  17. Inner Richmond52.5%
  18. Outer Mission51.7%
  19. West of Twin Peaks50.9%
  20. Nob Hill48.3%
  21. Castro/Upper Market47.5%
  22. North Beach46.6%
  23. Presidio Heights46.6%
  24. Lakeshore46.3%
  25. Hayes Valley45.9%
  26. Inner Sunset45.4%
  27. Financial District/South Beach43.8%
  28. Potrero Hill42.6%
  29. Chinatown41.5%
  30. Lone Mountain/USF38.2%
  31. Western Addition36.8%
  32. Mission Bay36.6%
  33. South of Market36.4%
  34. Pacific Heights36.3%
  35. Haight Ashbury36.0%
  36. Russian Hill35.5%
  37. Marina32.3%
  38. Japantown24.2%

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Renter households headed by someone aged 35 to 64, as a share of all renter households. Figures are five-year American Community Survey estimates for 2020-2024. Each neighborhood's share adds up the counts from its census tracts before dividing, out of renter households. The San Francisco row comes straight from the Census Bureau's county figures. Small groups in small neighborhoods carry wide margins of error, so a gap of a point or two between neighborhoods is not meaningful. Neighborhoods with fewer than 500 homes are left out.

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