Comment Comment by papa This site provides some good neighborhood-specific price/square foot info.http://pricesquares.com/#/county/1/san-francisco/You can see that the north and northeast portions of the city carry the highest rates (close to $1k/sq foot in Pac Heights and the Marina).Zoom in to drill down to smaller neighborhoods/sub-districts.For comps between SF and Palo Alto, I'd recommend Redfin. Last I checked, the Palo Alto prices were above SF prices (on a square foot basis).Edit: I'll just add some more detail!Here's the Redfin report for Palo Alto ($1,168/sq ft): http://www.redfin.com/city/14325/CA/Palo-AltoHere's the Redfin report for SF ($660/sq ft) http://www.redfin.com/city/17151/CA/San-Francisco parent papa 13 years ago
http://pricesquares.com/#/county/1/san-francisco/
You can see that the north and northeast portions of the city carry the highest rates (close to $1k/sq foot in Pac Heights and the Marina).
Zoom in to drill down to smaller neighborhoods/sub-districts.
For comps between SF and Palo Alto, I'd recommend Redfin. Last I checked, the Palo Alto prices were above SF prices (on a square foot basis).
Edit: I'll just add some more detail!
Here's the Redfin report for Palo Alto ($1,168/sq ft): http://www.redfin.com/city/14325/CA/Palo-Alto
Here's the Redfin report for SF ($660/sq ft) http://www.redfin.com/city/17151/CA/San-Francisco