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Will it only be part of the parking lot or the whole thing?

But, if you like any of those neighborhoods, look slightly outside. For example, dogpatch is almost indistinguishable from mission bay because its just slightly south. You might like it better, actually. It will put you closer to the awesome developments happening along the bay. I've heard real-estate agents tell me "we're in mission Bay," "we're in central waterfront," "we're in lower potrero hill," and "we're in dogpatch" for the same property. So, if you're looking, you might want to trust but verify. 😏

Great list, Mission and North Beach are two Amazing places ! But if one day, i achieve my dream to buy a condo in SF, i would definitly choose Marina District !!

That pizza place is so yummy

The only good reason you move to San Francisco is the weather and convenience. If you want a vibrant place, the best place would be the Marina - although it is a land fill. SF is a very liberal city but if you are a Conservative and want peace and the least homeless, you move to St. Francis Woods but there are no stores in that community.

Shout out to Strawberry. I lived there in the late 2010’s. I enjoyed it but I was also young and on drugs the whole time lol good times

Beautiful SAN FRANCISCO but RENT EXPENSIVE... 💵 No need for car Public transportation. Sucks.. especially at night after 7 pm .. Downtown TL. 💩 EVERY STEP SMELLS BAD NOT DANGEROUS AT ALL BUT BORING AT NIGHT 🌃 FOOD SUCKS....

Moving to San Francisco.. 🤔.

What happened to lawyer license

I was born and raised in Marin. In Marin there is one road in and one road out to all towns. Sausalito, Mill Valley, Tiburon, San Rafael, Corte Madera, Larkspur, Novato, Fairfax. One road in and one road out. Be prepared for traffic. Beautiful place if you can afford it and deal with that sort of thing.

People who say "smash" burger...

Great video, super informative. I think you just about covered everything.😊 I'll be moving to Faifax real soon! ❤ Dream

Super exciting. It's been crazying watching the developments happen over the past 10 years and I'm excited for the next 10!

No, what you’re talking about there are neighborhoods in San Francisco. That are just fabulous and surprisingly one of them is the Haight-Ashbury. Yes it was a very difficult place and different in 1984 when we moved here. It is now one of the best in the city, there’s no crime it’s walkable everywhere. There are three grocery stores within three blocks of each other coffee in every cornerand very friendly people.

Had an awesome time there and nearby neighborhoods during Santacon a few weeks ago, as always!!!

Troll Valley

Thank you for not saying the Richmond/Sunset we don’t want techies out here ❤

Please, please, please do not move to San Francisco. Please. Local families can't get pushed out year after year because yuppies fancy their apartments.

People in the neighborhood do not want it!! You end up driving through housing which creates traffic. Only serves tourists and people who live away- there’s so many freaking parks, we don’t need another one.! Bs

Love your content. I lived briefly in Eureka Valley and then for 20 years in Potrero Hill. Potrero Hill , Noe Valley and the Castro are like little villages in the city, so lots to recommend. I now live in Mill Valley for the last 10 years. One thing , though, is that if I were to do it again, I would love to live in the north of the city (Cow Hollow, Marina, North Beach, Pac heights) because living south of Market it takes a long time in traffic to get across town to the Golden Gate bridge (about 45 Minutes from P Hill to the bridge) and in Marin you have such incredible nature like the Headlands , Mt Tam, and further out Stinson beach and Pt Reyes. In Cow Hollow/Marina is only minutes to the brige and in 10 minutes you can be at Rodeo Beach, which is really nice. So for people who love nature, but also want to be in the city, the north of the city is the best of both worlds. Plus there is Marina Green , which is so pretty with the views.

What’s the point of it seems pointless

Ugly

I THOUGHT GEOMETRY DASH

That's a fascinating living History : From OC🍊 to NYC🗽 to SF🌉 County ! Yeah, the ONLY places to live are San Francisco (Bay Area) & SoCal (Los Angeles County/UCLA🧸🐻! /OC🍊/San Diego County) !

I love the ironic fact that, Alcatraz was a prison that none could escape. Yet it’s the safe haven many San Franciscans will head to, as it’s the safest place you could be if the city is hit by another earthquake. The last one almost destroyed the whole city, maybe the whole region. Nothing seems to break the Rock.

Thanks for the work you do for these update videos and newsletter. I always look forward to them! Such exciting news and something to look forward to.

love cole valley

3:52 and 6:00, talking about Mission District being hilly being a downside--Isn't >90% of the Mission flat? It gets hilly toward Dolores and towards 101 yes but that's a very low percentage of the entire district. Agree that it's one of the best tho!

The people who live there, did not approve this plan.

I used to live on Chestnut Street, next door to the Presidio Theater. At first, it was great because of how convenient everything was, but over time, I found myself wanting more peace and quiet. I also lived in North Beach (Grant & Greenwich), which was a cool experience, but I’ve come to prefer the Marina/Cow Hollow overall. The Mission definitely has some amazing restaurants, but beyond that, it’s not somewhere I’d choose to live in.

So dumb

DO NOT MOVE TO SAN FRANCISCO.

Stop it first tech Giants showed up and jacked up everything so expensive that most San Francisco's if they didn't own their home outright had to move. Then all the low income hotels in town decided to jump on the bandwagon and convert everything over to condos that's why you have a homeless problem now. You people Rich think you're so smart or what screwing up some of the best cities in some of the best small towns in America right now. With Trump in office right now I'd be bundling up my cash and putting it underneath my mattress because things are going to fall they're going to fall within the first 3 months of his term. My money is an empty land with low taxes. And in hard currency.

NO, NO NO!!!! THIS IS DEMONIC

Cow Hollow the best spot

How do you think the fires in LA will affect the Real Estate market in Marin and SF?

But do you know why this area was not developed already? Because it's FILTHY and not fit for human habitation. It should be used for small boat and small shipbuilding. Sustainable electric and sail-powered boating is a perfect mesh for our rich City that's only going to get richer. Yachting puts us on par with Maryland and Connecticut, and boatbuilders on the west coast are scant.

❤I love Russian hill - used to live up there 👆 a pool in Sf Ca - U kidding me ? 7 days out of the year?

What did they pay you? To families, do NOT come to SF. It is not safe. SF native and 60 years going here. Wait for the bottom, still a long way off. Best of luck.

u forgot to DEI the tenderloin

Appreciate your breakdowns and information on new and up and coming things within San Francisco. This made me chuckle though: "The Mission is on the hillier side." It's one of the most flat neighborhoods in San Francisco!

you left out Excelsior .. da fuq ?

Great list! For younger singles, these are popular neighborhoods. I would respectfully add that Mission Bay and Marina Green are built *entirely* on landfill, and since most people who have never lived in an earthquake zone might not be aware, any area built on landfill will be prone to liquefaction in the event of a decent sized earthquake (read: solid surfaces lose their strength and act like a liquid). In the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake (only a 6.9 @ 5:04 PM, broad daylight), much of the Marina sustained serious damage. Mission Bay did not exit at that time, it was a swamp largely used for dumping. NOTE: It is my understanding that all the buildings in Mission Bay have been built on cement pillars that are grounded in solid bedrock. What will liquify is the ground/sidewalks, parks and streets that surround all those buildings. If you are at work elsewhere when this happens, it's unlikely you can get to your pets afterwards. If you have human children, of course, they will not leave the human children trapped and/or isolated, but your pets will *not* be the priority. You must understand this before putting your pet's lives at risk (something you *must* consider in earthquakes, wildfires, and tsunami zones). Make sure that if you are new to California, or if you don't know what liquefaction is, that you do your due diligence first before making a decision (especially if you have pets and/or children, or if you or a loved one have physical limitations that impair your mobility). In California, these are things you must consider for yourself and anyone (including pets) who depend on you for their safety.

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go sf!!!!

Dogpatch is going to be one of the best neighborhoods in the city when these are done. It will be absolutely bustling with its transit lines, proximity to Chase Center, UC, etc. Loved living here for the ~1.5 years I did if it was 2019-2020 lockdown.

fire risk too high cost of living toohigh too isolated from the rest of the bay area