The Mission

Ground zero for gentrification arguments in almost every housing cycle. Flat streets, sunny weather, historical cultural institutions, and colorful street life. Welcome to the Mission, where hipsters zoom down Valencia on tomorrow’s transport idea while humble housekeepers hustle hard with their heads down.

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    City College - SF in the Mission
    Carnaval in the Mission
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    The Mission Neighborhood Vibe

    Sheltered by fog from Twin Peaks, look for flourishing citrus and avocado trees in the backyards of homes, a great gift for your new neighbors. The Mission has transformed numerous times during its existence, and is currently home to many Hispanic and Latin cultural organizations dedicated to “neighborhood preservation.” The neighborhood is a city-wide flash-point for issues around affordability and housing.

     

    Popular Home Styles

    Housing in the Mission is typically mid-rise wood-framed multi-family, with single-family homes being somewhat rare on the north end of the neighborhood and more common on the south end. There are plenty of condos in smaller and mid-size buildings with construction and new development still occurring, although the topic of construction in the Mission is extremely politically charged and controversial.

     

    Getting Around in the Inner Mission

    BART bisects the Mission, offering stops at 16th and 24th Street, making it a convenient location for downtown and East Bay commuters. Numerous Muni bus lines also traverse the Mission.

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    Neighborhood Homes for Sale

    New Open 03/19 02:00pm till 04:00pm
    Condominium
    1930 Mission Street #4, San Francisco, CA 94103
    $668,000 | 0, 0, 1
    MLS# 423728051
    Welcome to 1930 Mission Street #4, an attractive condominium in a contemporary building! This unit offers urban living in a metropolitan setting. It has two bedrooms, one bathroom, and an open-floorplan that combines the living room with the dining room...
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    Single Family Home
    774 Potrero Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94110
    $2,400,000 | 3, 1, 1
    MLS# 423726531
    Fixer Fixer! Great for developers/contractors or end users looking to customize a dream home. Current house has been taken down to the studs! Seller has plans calling for a custom 3 story, 4 bed, 3.5 bath 2,600 sqft home. Located...
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    Single Family Home
    1219 york Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
    $2,300,000 | 4, 1, 2
    MLS# 423726522
    Fixer Fixer!! Great Mission Fixer for developers/contractors or end users looking to customize their dream home! Current house has been taken down to the studs and is ready to go. Sellers have plans calling for a 4,239 sqft custom home....
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    Recent Neighborhood Home Sales
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    Condominium
    1254 South Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94110
    $1,325,000 | 3, 2, 1
    MLS# 423720504
    Top floor 3BR/2BA condo in a 2-unit Victorian * Windows on 3 sides & multiple skylights flood this unit with natural light * Open kitchen/dining area/family room * Remodeled chef's kitchen w/ quartz counter tops & high end appliances including...
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    Condominium
    376 San Carlos Street #B, San Francisco, CA 94110
    $763,000 | 1, 1, 1
    MLS# 423717682
    Welcome home to 376 San Carlos St Unit B! This completely renovated, Italianate Victorian condominium is located on a tree-lined street in the coveted Liberty Hill Historic District just steps to the many cafes, restaurants and boutique shops on Valencia...
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    Tenancy In Common
    1712 Bryant Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
    $1,325,000 | 3, 2, 1
    MLS# 423717690
    Beautiful and spacious remodeled top-floor three bed, two bath home with garage parking plus additional office space (bonus space behind the garage, not included in sf) located in a prime Mission District neighborhood, just steps to some of the city's...
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    Neighborhood Condo Buildings

    1152 Potrero Ave. Built in 1907 and extensively renovated in 2018, 1152 Potrero is home to three residences in the Mission District. Notable features of the building include a very sleek, modern design and a host of to...
    1188 Valencia 1188 Valencia, completed in 2018, is home to 49 homes at Valencia and 23rd in the Mission neighborhood. Home sizes at 1188 Valencia begin at about 400 square feet, and the largest three-bedroom home i...
    1515 15th St “Stanley Saitowitz Underneath the Radar.” – Britton 1515 15th St., completed in 2014, is located in the Mission neighborhood of San Francisco. This contemporary building is home to...
    2130 Harrison Built in 2001, 2130 Harrison is home to 26 residences in the Mission neighborhood. Notable features of the building include its contemporary architecture and loft-style floor plans. Home sizes range f...
    2600 18th St. Built in 1999, 2600 18th St. is home to 24 residences in the Mission District. Notable features of the building include floor-to-ceiling windows and easy access to dining and bars. Home sizes at 2600 ...
    380 14th St. Built in 2012, 380 14th St. is home to 36 residences at the corner of 14th Street and Valencia Street in the Mission neighborhood. Notable features in the building include floor-to-ceiling windows in ...
    555 Bartlett 555 Bartlett, completed in 2010, is home to 58 residences at Mission and Cesar Chavez in the Mission neighborhood. Home sizes begin at about 400 square feet, and the largest home is around 1,100 squar...
    Citrino | 566 S. Van Ness Built in 2007, Citrino at 566 South Van Ness Ave. is home to 34 residences. Located in the Mission District, these homes are just a block from the Mission & 16th St. BART station and a short walk ...
    Franklin Square Lofts | 1800 Bryant St. Built in 2000, Franklin Square Lofts at 1800 Bryant St. is home to 48 residences. Located in the Mission District, it is across the street from Franklin Square Park and just a few blocks from the Miss...
    M1875 | 1875 Mission “Swim. Sun. The Mission.” – Matt Converted from a warehouse to condos in 2015, M1875 is home to 39 residences at 1875 Mission St. in the Mission neighborhood of San Francisco. Home s...
    Mission Modern at 3620 Cesar Chavez Built in 2020, 3620 Cesar Chavez Street is home to 24 residences in the Mission neighborhood. Notable features of the building include a roof lounge with fire pit and BBQ area. Home sizes in the build...
    Rowan | 338 Potrero Ave. “Angular, Modern. Open Plans.” – Britton   Built in 2016, The Rowan is home to 70 residences at 338 Potrero Ave. between 16th St. and 17 St. Located in the Mission neighborhood ...
    The Vida | 45 Bartlett “It’s The Mission. Really.” – Matt   Built in 2015, The Vida is home to 114 residences at 45 Bartlett St in the Mission neighborhood of San Francisco. Home sizes at The Vi...
    Union SF | 2125 Bryant Built in 2009, Union SF is home to 76 residences at 2125 Bryant St. and 2101 Bryant St. in The Mission neighborhood. Notable features in the building include the landscaped courtyard with BBQ and cent...
    V20 | 3590 20th “Tricked Out Townhomes and Flats.” – Matt V20 was built in 2015 and is home to 18 residences at 3590 20th St. in the Mission neighborhood of San Francisco. Home sizes at V20 begin at...
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    More About The Mission

    With a reputation for the sunniest weather in San Francisco and plenty of happening nightlife spots, the Mission District is popular with many home buyers. The Mission has transformed numerous times during its lifespan, and is currently home to a flourishing Hispanic and Latin population. The neighborhood is a city-wide focus point for issues around affordability and housing.

     

    Sheltered by the fog because of Twin Peaks, you’ll often find citrus and avocado trees in the backyards of homes, flourishing and creating plenty of fruit to share with your neighbors. The BART subway system bisects the Mission, offering stops at 16th and 24th Street, making it a convenient location for downtown and East Bbay commuters. There are also numerous Muni bus lines that serve the Mission District.

     

    The streets of the Mission tend to be mixed use, with residential housing above stores on streets like Mission, Valencia, and South Van Ness. The neighborhood is filled with a wonderfully diverse assortment of restaurants, and you could eat out for several weeks before eating the same style of cuisine. Some home buyers feel that the Mission is still too edgy and “transitional” for their tastes, and the neighborhood can have a dramatically different feel from block to block.

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