Find the newest District 10 mid-century modern homes for sale & District 10 real estate below. The Southeast District of San Francisco is primarily a light industrial and warehouse area, surrounded by still-affordable housing. A lot of the homes in San Francisco's District 10, which include single-family homes, duplexes, and apartment buildings, can be considered mid-century modern, although many have fallen into disrepair and are in need of a little TLC. For further information about architecturally unique properties for sale in District 10 or to schedule a private showing, contact your San Francisco real estate experts today! Read more about District 10 modern real estate.
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Interested in buying or selling a mid-century modern home in District 10? Call Bay Area Modern at (415) 233-6821. Our San Francisco real estate team is here to help you navigate the ins and outs of the District 10 modern housing market.
During the mid-1960's, architect Claude Oakland and builder Joseph Eichler collaborated on two affordable housing projects in District 10. One, the Geneva Towers high-rises, eventually became an infamous symbol of lawlessness. In an effort to stem the crime that made the Towers notorious, the buildings were demolished in 1998, making way for newer housing. The other development, the Geneva Terrace Townhouses, remains standing today. In a highly unusual departure from the typically progressive, sleek Eichler design statement, Eichler's Geneva Terrace Townhouses feature very traditional arched windows in a brick façade.
In addition to a select number of mid-century modern residences, there has been a concerted gentrification effort in San Francisco's District 10. This ongoing effort will likely bring affordable modernist homes and residential lofts to the various neighborhoods in District 10, which include Bayview, Bayview Heights, Crocker Amazon, Excelsior, Hunters Point, Mission Terrace, Outer Mission, Portola, Silver Terrace, and Visitacion Valley.
If you are looking for a mid-century home, you just might be able to find one at a bargain price in District 10. However, understand that the purchase would be speculative, and be prepared to do a lot of renovation. If you don't have the time, energy, and pocketbook for uncertain real estate investment, you might want to consider property in another of San Francisco's districts.
Thinking of buying or selling an architecturally significant home in District 10? Allow our local real estate professionals to help you through the purchase of your next District 10 modern property or expertly negotiate the sale of your current residence. As San Francisco real estate agents, we're experts on the dynamics unique to the District 10 mid-century modern real estate market.
Contact Bay Area Modern to learn more about buyer or seller representation. Selling your District 10 mid-century home? Head to our free market analysis page to learn more about the possible resale value of your property!
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