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Buena Vista, San Francisco, CA Real Estate Trends

Learn about the Buena Vista, San Francisco, CA housing market through trends and averages.

Affordability of Living in Buena Vista, San Francisco, CA

The median home value is $1,890,802
MonthMedian home value
August 2025$1.67M
September 2025$1.67M
October 2025$1.68M
November 2025$1.69M
December 2025$1.71M
January 2026$1.73M
February 2026$1.75M
March 2026$1.77M
April 2026$1.79M
May 2026$1.82M
June 2026$1.85M
July 2026$1.89M
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Average Home Value in Buena Vista, San Francisco, CA, by Home Size

Home SizeHome Value*
1 bedroom (See homes)$851,756
2 bedrooms (See homes)$1,468,053
3 bedrooms (See homes)$2,352,261
4 bedrooms (See homes)$3,720,061
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What Locals Say about Buena Vista

  • Ariel S.
    Buena Vista, San Francisco
    "Best neighborhood for dogs - there are so many dog parks and beautiful walks near here. Highly recommend. "
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  • Arvind D.
    Buena Vista, San Francisco
    "37 bus stop is down the street and takes you to 14th and church.. it comes every 14 minutes.........."
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  • Timstelegram
    Buena Vista, San Francisco
    "I ride my bike mostly. Although getting up the hill is tough. I can also ride Bus #33 which stops outside my door. Connects me to the rest of the Muni system."
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  • Kate L.
    Buena Vista, San Francisco
    "Love this neighborhood for my dog here. Corona heights dog park and Buena vista park are great for dogs!"
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  • Max.brodin
    Buena Vista, San Francisco
    "Quiet and friendly! It’s secluded yet conveniently close to a lot of restaurants, bars, parks, and other amenities."
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  • Trulia User
    Buena Vista, San Francisco
    "Easy public transit access; centrally located makes walking to shops and restaurants easy; easy access to 36-acre public park; walking distance to Golden Gate Park."
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  • Francesca Guiducci
    Buena Vista, San Francisco
    "I've lived in this neighborhood for 3 years. I would recommend a car to go grocery shopping and similar since no store is walkable easily, other than a small store few blocks away."
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  • Francesca G.
    Buena Vista, San Francisco
    "I love my neighborhood, very quite but at the same time close to public transportation and some stores."
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  • Tricia
    Buena Vista, San Francisco
    "I've lived in the Haight for over 12 years now and absolutely love it. I've got 2 kids who enjoy it as well. Can't beat its central location. Parking can be tough, but that's par for the course in most neighborhoods in this city. So much character here in both the homes, the shops and and residents. "
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  • Mattdikdan
    Buena Vista, San Francisco
    "The Haight is, without a doubt, one of the most storied neighborhoods in all of San Francisco. As the epicenter of the Summer of Love and subsequent counterculture movement of the '60s and '70s it has a reputation as a free-wheelin', anything-goes type of place. To an extent that rep is accurate. The scent of marijuana smoke is very common, and we have more than our fair share of homeless street kids. That said, we are also a safe and thriving residential neighborhood with great markets, several nearby parks, easy access to public transportation, and beautiful Victorian architecture. There are multiple neighborhood organizations for both residents and merchants, and the people who live here are highly engaged with local politicians and law enforcement."
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  • Francesca G.
    Buena Vista, San Francisco
    "I've lived in this neighborhood for 4 months and me and my husband (late 20s) love it so far. The view is amazing and the people are always friendly. The only downside is that you cannot really walk to the nearest grocery store, but if you have a car or you don't mind taking the bus this is not a problem. There are great bookstores around, which is a plus for me."
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  • fred
    Buena Vista, San Francisco
    "Centrally located within the city and with walking access to a large number of restaurants and merchants within the communities that border the Buena Vista Park neighborhood (Upper Haight, Lower Haight, Castro, NOPA, Divisadero corridor, Ashbury Heights, Cole Valley). Buena Vista Park itself is the highlight--one of the oldest and most picturesque parks in the city, it manages to remain accessible with stairways going up and down the steep, wooded hillsides. The name 'Buena Vista' aptly describes the views in all directions (ocean, golden gate, downtown). Take a book, sit on a park bench or enjoy the breathtaking beauty that Buena Vista offers."
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  • 237david
    Buena Vista, San Francisco
    "Upper Terrace is the geographical epicenter of San Francisco. Easy freeway access to both 101 and 280. A short 3 miles to the Beach, Marina, Embarcadero, Ferry Building, and Golden Gate Bridge. Incredible views, virtually no traffic, underground power lines. Walk to Munii and public transportation. Easy walk to the shops and restaurants on Haight Street and Cole Valley."
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  • binquist
    Buena Vista, San Francisco
    "Most of the houses have amazing views, people respect their neighbors and take care of their property. "
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