Welcome to Inner Mission
The Inner Mission is one of San Francisco's most vibrant neighborhoods. Homes in the neighborhood include grand, century-old houses, smaller Victorian cottages, and new condo developments that have sprung up in the past couple of years.
The Buzz
The District
Stroll along Valencia Street any evening, and you'll experience an urban planner's dream: thousands of young residents out for a bite to eat, a standing-room only crowd, getting off their bikes at the many parklets lined along the streets, or checking out the latest art installation after visiting the local beer garden.
The Neighbors
Over the past 20 years a new group of young, ambitious, often working in the tech-related industry and settling in one of Mission’s plentiful new condominium and apartment complexes. They mingle with the Mission’s hip and creative crowd, artists and musicians, to create a neighborhood where hole-in-the-wall restaurants are as much in demand as en elevated dining experience.
Wedged between Mission Dolores and Potrero Hill, this sunny neighborhood is where techies, artists, hipsters, and diverse cultures all peacefully coexist.
The Lifestyle
Described as one of the nation’s “hippest” neighborhoods, tech industry leaders head to the Mission in droves for its diverse array of trendy shopping and foodie pleasures. The neighborhood is home to plenty of restaurants serving international styles of cuisine, including many taquerias, for which the neighborhood has become famous; The 'Mission Burrito". Dave Eggers’. Access to public transportation is plentiful in the Mission and many find themselves biking around the flatlands to and from the famous Mission Dolores Park.
In addition to multiple bus lines there are two Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) stations at 16th Street and Mission Street and 24th Street and Mission Street. Many locals venture to other peripheral areas of the city on the weekends as the youth tend to frequent the recently remodeled Dolores Park, a focal point between the popular Mission, Castro and Lower Haight districts.
The Commute
Silicon Valley 45m by car
South San Francisco 20m by car
Financial District 15m by car, 30m by public transit
The Market & Future Outlook
The Inner-Mission real estate market is currently on an slight upward trend in property values, but experiencing a decrease in the average sale price as % of asking price. The average sales price of homes in this area is $2,296,710. Homes are listed for an average of 62 days in Hayes Valley.
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The Food + Spirits
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- Heirloom Cafe | Californian
- Sasaki | Japanese
- Central Kitchen | Contemporary
- Aslam's Rasoi | Indian
*Takeout Only
- Locanda Osteria & Bar | Italian
- Lolinda | Steakhouse
- Tuba Restaurant | Turkish
*Takeout Only
- ICHI Sushi | Japanese
- Sushi Hon | Sushi
- El Techo | Latin American
- Foreign Cinema | Californian
- Limon Rotisserie | Peruvian
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*Takeout Only
*Takeout Only
Sit Down (*Takeout Only)
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- Blowfish Sushi | Japanese
- Farmhouse Kitchen Thai Cuisine | Thai
- Hawker Fare | Thai
- Myriad Gastropub | International
- Khamsa Restaurant | Moroccan
- Delfina Restaurant |Italian
- Son's Addition | Fusion
- Urban Putt | American
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Bars & Lounges (*Temporarily Closed)
- Hog and Rocks | American Oyster Bar
The Art & Culture
The Mission District is a virtual outdoor art gallery full of vibrant murals. Throughout the neighborhood, hundreds of walls and fences are adorned with colorful works of art featuring themes ranging from cultural heritage to social political statements. Additionally, there are many modern art galleries and cooperative galleries showcasing international works of art.
Why The Mission?
The cultural intersection of tech mavens and proud locals.
The Mission is exciting, full of energy and chaotic — jam packed with forward-thinking, creative individuals with a vested interest in their community, whether a native or recent arrival to the district. Home to the proud artists, musicians, and literary types, this area defines culture clashing beautifully making the hole in the wall as much in demand as elevated dining experiences.
