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Current Home Value by Neighborhood in San Francisco

Seacliff has the highest current home value in San Francisco at $4,960,000, and the Tenderloin the lowest at $599,000, a spread of 8.3 times. The citywide figure is $1,441,000, and 18 of 37 neighborhoods sit above it.

Zillow's typical home value (ZHVI) as of September 2026: the middle third of all homes, single-family and condo, smoothed and seasonally adjusted. For related figures, see the San Francisco housing overview, and the methodology for how the numbers are built.

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All 37 neighborhoods ranked

#NeighborhoodCurrent home valuevs city
1Seacliff$4,960,000+244%
2Presidio Heights$3,873,000+169%
3Marina (incl. Cow Hollow)$2,472,000+72%
4Inner Richmond$2,392,000+66%
5West of Twin Peaks (incl. Forest Hill, St. Francis Wood, Miraloma Park)$2,314,000+61%
6Noe Valley$2,296,000+59%
7Outer Richmond$2,188,000+52%
8Haight Ashbury (incl. Cole Valley)$2,003,000+39%
9Glen Park$1,947,000+35%
10Inner Sunset$1,925,000+34%
11Lone Mountain/USF$1,911,000+33%
12Presidio$1,785,000+24%
13Castro/Upper Market (incl. Duboce Triangle, Eureka Valley)$1,774,000+23%
14Pacific Heights$1,732,000+20%
15Lakeshore$1,712,000+19%
16Sunset/Parkside$1,634,000+13%
17Twin Peaks (incl. Diamond Heights)$1,627,000+13%
18Bernal Heights$1,565,000+9%
19Oceanview/Merced/Ingleside$1,433,000-1%
20Russian Hill$1,418,000-2%
21North Beach (incl. Telegraph Hill)$1,311,000-9%
22Mission$1,233,000-14%
23Chinatown$1,232,000-15%
24Portola$1,231,000-15%
25Western Addition (incl. NoPa, Alamo Square, Fillmore)$1,214,000-16%
26Mission Bay$1,206,000-16%
27Hayes Valley$1,203,000-17%
28Outer Mission$1,162,000-19%
29Japantown$1,127,000-22%
30Excelsior$1,126,000-22%
31Financial District/South Beach (incl. Rincon Hill, Embarcadero)$1,042,000-28%
32Potrero Hill (incl. Dogpatch)$1,025,000-29%
33Visitacion Valley$1,022,000-29%
34Nob Hill$993,000-31%
35Bayview Hunters Point$865,000-40%
36South of Market (incl. SoMa)$810,000-44%
37Tenderloin (incl. Civic Center)$599,000-58%
San Francisco$1,441,000

Current home value across the city

Current home value by San Francisco neighborhood
  1. Seacliff$4.96M
  2. Presidio Heights$3.87M
  3. Marina$2.47M
  4. Inner Richmond$2.39M
  5. West of Twin Peaks$2.31M
  6. Noe Valley$2.30M
  7. Outer Richmond$2.19M
  8. Haight Ashbury$2.00M
  9. Glen Park$1.95M
  10. Inner Sunset$1.93M
  11. Lone Mountain/USF$1.91M
  12. Presidio$1.78M
  13. Castro/Upper Market$1.77M
  14. Pacific Heights$1.73M
  15. Lakeshore$1.71M
  16. Sunset/Parkside$1.63M
  17. Twin Peaks$1.63M
  18. Bernal Heights$1.56M
  19. Oceanview/Merced/Ingleside$1.43M
  20. Russian Hill$1.42M
  21. North Beach$1.31M
  22. Mission$1.23M
  23. Chinatown$1.23M
  24. Portola$1.23M
  25. Western Addition$1.21M
  26. Mission Bay$1.21M
  27. Hayes Valley$1.20M
  28. Outer Mission$1.16M
  29. Japantown$1.13M
  30. Excelsior$1.13M
  31. Financial District/South Beach$1.04M
  32. Potrero Hill$1.02M
  33. Visitacion Valley$1.02M
  34. Nob Hill$993,000
  35. Bayview Hunters Point$865,000
  36. South of Market$810,000
  37. Tenderloin$599,000

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Zillow's typical home value (ZHVI) as of September 2026: the middle third of all homes, single-family and condo, smoothed and seasonally adjusted. Figures come from Zillow Research's public files for September 2026. Zillow's home value index is published for its own neighborhood areas, which are averaged into the Planning Department boundaries used here; its rent index is published by ZIP code only. Neighborhoods with fewer than 500 homes are left out.

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