Nob Hill / Downtown Districts 8 and 9 Real Estate & Homes for Sale in California

San Francisco is known for its distinctive neighborhoods with individual personalities. District 8 features traditional and new real estate options, including Victorian homes, condominiums and luxury high rise co-operative apartments. A signature neighborhood, Nob Hill, is renowned for its landmarks, restaurants and fine hotels bordering Huntington Park. Russian Hill and Telegraph Hill, also known as San Francisco’s premier residential neighborhoods, have individual flair, dazzling views and local pride. Russian Hill is known for the world-famous Lombard Street and Telegraph Hill for Coit Tower. North Waterfront, a downtown neighborhood, has been completely transformed. The area is centered around the new Ferry Building where locals and tourists enjoy newly acclaimed restaurants, hotels and waterfront lifestyles. Here you will find some of San Francisco’s newest real estate developments. Another San Francisco neighborhood, North Beach, known as the “Little Italy of the West,” is filled with charming Edwardian and Victorian residential properties. Lastly, the Financial District referred to as “Wall Street West,” is due to its national ranking as a top financial center. Residential real estate options here include panoramic view, high-rise condominiums. District 9 is also home to an array of unique neighborhoods, including South Beach, which encompasses the lively Embarcadero, South Park, Tech Gulch and the new Pacific Bell Park, offering residents newly built high-rise, luxury condominiums. Portrero Hill’s view community consists of affordable single-family homes that appeal to new buyers and families. The South of Market or SOMA neighborhood is a creative, cutting-edge center of the city. It is also home to the dot-com revolution which brought thousands of new lofts and condominium developments. The Mission Bay, China Basin, Central Waterfront and Dogpatch neighborhoods, built around the Third Street Line, is a rapidly evolving 303-acre redevelopment project which will have commercial space, medical research facilities, hotels and 6,000 new residential units. Bernal Heights with its sweeping views, sits quietly away from the hustle and bustle of urban San Francisco. It is primarily a residential neighborhood and a haven for young families.