Home to the University of San Francisco (USF) and a diverse portfolio of sought out restaurants, markets, and SF eateries, the Inner Richmond neighborhood is located in San Francisco’s District 1 and is bounded by the Presidio to the North, Masonic to the East, Golden Gate Park to the South and 14th Avenue to the West. Bordering neighborhoods include Lake, Laurel Heights, Lone Mountain, and Central Richmond.
Real estate in the Inner Richmond consists primarily of apartments, single-family homes, and two-story properties divided into two separate living quarters (both TICs as well as condominiums). Architectural styles range from spec-built Edwardian homes and 19th century cottages to sleek contemporary flats.
Learn more about real estate in San Francisco’s Inner Richmond neighborhood.
The location and topography of the Inner Richmond lends itself well to fog however the convenient location, cool neighborhood restaurants and shops, favorable proximity to public transportation, and relative affordability for housing attracts many San Francisco home buyers to the Inner Richmond.
Home sale prices in the Inner Richmond have remained fairly consistent and stable over the past few years for single-family homes as well as condominiums / townhomes:
Inner Richmond Single-Family Home Prices: $800k to $2M Median price: $1.1k
Condo Prices in the Inner Richmond: $600k to $850k Median price: $725K
Contact San Francisco Modern, Inner Richmond Realtors, for assistance buying or selling a property in San Francisco’s Inner Richmond district.
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