Hispanic or Latino Residents by Neighborhood in San Francisco

The Mission has the highest share of Hispanic or Latino residents in San Francisco at 33.6%, and Chinatown the lowest at 4.7%, a spread of 28.9 points. The citywide figure is 16.2%, and 14 of 38 neighborhoods sit above it.

Residents of Hispanic or Latino origin, of any race, as a share of all residents. For related figures, see the San Francisco demographics overview, and the methodology for how the numbers are built.

Hispanic or Latino residents by neighborhood on the map

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Hispanic or Latino residents across the city

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Residents of Hispanic or Latino origin, of any race, as a share of all residents. 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 residents. 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.

More race and ethnicity rankings

• Asian residents34.9%
• White residents36.8%
• Black residents4.7%
• Multiracial residents6.1%
• Residents of another race1.3%

San Francisco Race and Ethnicity by Neighborhood →

Other San Francisco data

• Rent6
• Home values4
• Income2
• Owners and renters2
• Vacancy9
• Building types11
• Year built11
• Households3
• Housing stock2
• Age5
• Education3
• Commute6
• Language and birthplace7