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Lone Mountain, San Francisco, CA Real Estate Trends

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Affordability of Living in Lone Mountain, San Francisco, CA

The median home value is $1,869,425
MonthMedian home value
September 2025$1.59M
October 2025$1.6M
November 2025$1.63M
December 2025$1.65M
January 2026$1.67M
February 2026$1.69M
March 2026$1.71M
April 2026$1.72M
May 2026$1.75M
June 2026$1.78M
July 2026$1.83M
August 2026$1.87M
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Average Home Value in Lone Mountain, San Francisco, CA, by Home Size

Home SizeHome Value*
2 bedrooms (See homes)$1,505,528
3 bedrooms (See homes)$2,107,007
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What Locals Say about Lone Mountain

  • Kamryn Ruiz
    Lone Mountain, San Francisco
    "close to usf campus good for students very safe and clean neighbors are friendly and good for dogs as there is lots of grass"
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  • Trulia User
    Lone Mountain, San Francisco
    "Its an amazing neighborhood live at. People are very friendly and there are a lot of shops walking distance that you can visit. "
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  • Sohae.park
    Lone Mountain, San Francisco
    "It’s a generally safe area, but always watch out for reckless drivers. Also, the weather can get quite damp and foggy here"
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  • Tony J.
    Lone Mountain, San Francisco
    "The neighborhood is really friendly and also a great and enjoyable atmosphere. I would recommend as a place to raise an adolescent as this is a suitable place. "
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  • Angela_deiana
    Lone Mountain, San Francisco
    "I love living here. It is close to the GG park, the beach, the presidio, several areas and streets with restaurants and shops, farmers market, easy to get downtown, safe, friendly. Schools in the area are also very good. Close to grocery shopping (from Whole Foods to Arguello Market).Parking on street is also easy."
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  • Bingo
    Lone Mountain, San Francisco
    "I've lived in this neighborhood for 20 years and there has been an increase in homeless people overflowing from Golden Gate Park and into the neighborhoods. You can here them yelling at one-another, loitering in various laundromats and prepping their drugs for sale or use. Further traffic gets worse and worse as the intersection at Fulton and Stanyan is like a freeway thoroughfare for those heading into and out of the city from the north. Parking is better than many neighborhoods, thanks to the park and USF. Speaking of USF, the neighborhoods other transient population is college kids, who are loud and obnoxious throughout the school year. I would never buy a house in this neighborhood at the current market values."
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  • Shayla L.
    Lone Mountain, San Francisco
    "The parks, the friendly neighbors, the numerous great elementary schools and preschools, the weather, the food, the proximity to groceries and staples (whole foods, target, trader's, safeway), the fast bus lines to downtown (BX, L get you downtown faster than living in Nopa). This is the best hood in the city."
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