Noe Valley
Neighborhood Overview
Noe Valley
Over the years, Noe Valley has become one of San Francisco's most coveted residential areas. Many of the Victorian and Edwardian homes in the area have been updated for modern living, and the area is very convenient for out-of-town and downtown commuters alike, with easy access to highways and the J-Church Muni Metro line. Twin Peaks rises high above the valley, blocking much of the fog that lingers in the city's Western neighborhoods; frequent sunny days make this a wonderful home for those who love socializing with their neighbors. 24th Street is the heart of the neighborhood, and here you will find friendly faces popping in and out of boutiques, restaurants, charming cafes, salons and a bevy of long-standing small businesses. Throughout San Francisco, this area is known as a popular place for both new parents and dog lovers to congregate - watch out for strollers and dog leashes while window-shopping! The inclusiveness of the neighborhood is bolstered by a number of community events, including a weekly farmers market and October's much looked-forward-to Harvest Festival. Of course, Noe Valley neighbors find reasons to gather every day -- whether at Douglass Park playground, the newly opened recreation center and dog run, or just out in front of one of the many coffee venues.- Zip Code(s): 94114, 94131, 94110
Noe Valley Demographics
| Total Population in 94114: | 30,574 |
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| Gender | |
| Male: | 59.80% |
| Female: | 40.20% |
| Median Age: | 37.70 years |
| Population Under 5 Years Old: | 2.70% |
| Population 65 Years Old and Over: | 8.10% |
| Average Household Size: | 1.83 |
| Median Household Income: | $75727 |
| Occupied Housing Units | |
| Owner Occupied: | 35.90% |
| Renter Occupied: | 64.10% |
| Bachelor's Degree or Higher: | 66.70% |
| Race | |
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| Hispanic or Latino (of any race): | 8.70% |
| Foreign Born | 15.50% |
| Speak Language Other Than English at Home: | 17.70 |
Data source: US Census
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The SF Inventory is Finally Arriving
5-9-2012
Buyers and Realtors have been complaining about the lack of residential inventory in San Francisco since earlier this year. Indeed, it seems like buyers are fully engaged in our single-family home, condo and multi-unit offerings and have hit the market looking for property all at the same time. That means that for every cool house in a central location, there are 10-15 sets of buyers waiting to pounce.
Buyers Will Pay For "Done," Even in So-So Locations
5-7-2012
Despite most San Francisco buyers' firm proclamation at the outset of their house hunt that they won't pay for someone else's renovation, many are doing just that. One trend that doesn't appear to be slowing is that of buyers snatching up fully renovated single-family homes---and paying dearly for them, even if the homes are not in prime locations within a given neighborhood. (Because not everyone can afford a newly renovated home in the heart of Noe Valley, right?)
If You're Into Recycling, You'll Love These Two New Programs
5-4-2012
For someone like me who would recycle dryer lint if I could, these two new programs may appeal to your inner green as much as they did mine.
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