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Panhandle, San Francisco, CA Real Estate Trends

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

Affordability of Living in Panhandle, San Francisco, CA

The median home value is $1,557,034
MonthMedian home value
September 2025$1.33M
October 2025$1.33M
November 2025$1.34M
December 2025$1.36M
January 2026$1.37M
February 2026$1.4M
March 2026$1.42M
April 2026$1.44M
May 2026$1.47M
June 2026$1.49M
July 2026$1.52M
August 2026$1.56M
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Average Home Value in Panhandle, San Francisco, CA, by Home Size

Home SizeHome Value*
1 bedroom (See homes)$872,880
2 bedrooms (See homes)$1,376,294
3 bedrooms (See homes)$1,864,714
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What Locals Say about Panhandle

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Panhandle, San Francisco — park-side stability, strong schools, safer streets, long-term appeal. Residents love park access, bike lanes, friendly feel, decent schools, easy transit. Parking is tough; some noise and occasional safety concerns near Haight; commutes vary.
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  • David Antoine
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "There are many walking opportunities with the Panhandle leading to Golden Gate Park’s many trails. There are plenty of trash receptacles."
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  • Kate Hudson
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "Alamo square has a great open dog park, the panhandle is also great for mostly leashed dog walks. GGP is great when there’s more space for dogs to run off leash. "
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  • Trulia User
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "Very safe for kids. Great having the park as your backyard. Good schools and preschools in the area. "
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  • Metzstephanie
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "This is an extremely dog friendly neighborhood. I see people walking their dogs everywhere, and most cafes welcome them, at least at the outside seating. There are tons of places to walk dogs, including lots of parks. Lots of neighbors meet through their dogs, taking walks or running around in the park."
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  • Will M.
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "I committed by bike by biking down Fulton street which was super easy. The biking in the panhandle neighborhood is super accessible. "
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  • Doug R.
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "Centrally located, close to golden gate park, and very neighborhood feel. Great for cycling. Restaurants and grocery nearby."
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  • Van D.
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "Close to the golden gate park and near the panhandle and near children park and grocery store and friends and transportation"
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  • Tanyabehar
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "Plenty of bus lines which provide multiple options for getting to the financial district. There’s the 21, 7, 5 and 5R."
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  • Savannah T.
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "It’s great living so close to Golden Gate Park and there’s easy transit or financial district. The neighborhood is quiet but also near Haight Ashbury with lots of bars, restaurants and stores. "
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  • Aaron
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "One of the best neighborhoods in SF! Great to be so close to Golden Gate Park and have the lively bar and restaurant scene on Divisadero St. The Independent is one of the best concert venues in the city too"
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  • steve_m
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "Very conveniently located for amenities, but with a quiet neighborhood feel. Great cafes dotted throughout the neighborhood. Upper Haight, Divisadero, Cole Valley & Inner Sunset restaurants, bars and retail easily accessible. Lucky Supermarket, Trader Joe's, Target & Whole Foods all nearby."
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  • Jennifer J.
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "Multiple bus stops within a few blocks. Usually takes 30-45 minutes to get downtown. N line is also within walking distance."
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  • Maher K.
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "The people, cleanness, quietness. I love how everyone is so friendly here and love the community we have created in local coffee shops. "
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  • Maher S.
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "Art walks, family events, farmers market, panhandle square events, Central coffee shop, Panhandle park, Lucky supermarket. "
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  • CB
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "Golden Gate Park, Haight-Ashbury, Amoeba Music, great shopping, good bars and decent food make this neighborhood a gem."
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  • Shawliza
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "Proximity to golden gate park and panhandle, lots of other dogs around! Great place for dogs to live and play!"
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  • Shawliza
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "I don’t know I’m not a parent and I don’t want any kids. There are more dogs than kids in San Francisco!"
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  • Agneya L.
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "Easy access to parks. Decent groceries. Lots of commute options. Young adult so not sure about schools. Keep children away from the Haight."
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  • Julie R.
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "It's very close to Alamo Square Park, which has a great dog run."
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  • Mary C.
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "Dog owners will like the proximity to the Panhandle."
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  • Julie R.
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "I generally walk everywhere in the city and within the neighborhood. North Panhandle is very flat so is great for this. It also has great access to many bus lines that run throughout the city."
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  • Mary C.
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "When traffic is flowing, the commute is good, but road construction makes the commute time difficult to predict."
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  • Julie R.
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "It's positioned within walking distance to two great corridors—Divisadero and Haight. It's away from heavy street traffic, and there are many parks (the Panhandle, Alamo Square Park, Golden Gate Park) within a quick walk from the neighborhood. It's also close to great schools."
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  • Mary C.
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "Proximity to Golden Gate Park and the historic buildings make NoPa unique. My friends are hesitant to come here, though, because of the difficult parking."
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  • Mary C.
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "NoPa has more children than it use to, and consequently it can be much noisier."
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  • Camille B.
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "It's close to the park."
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  • Camille B.
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "The 31 bus to and from downtown is convienient."
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  • Camille B.
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "I like Divisadero Street's shops and scene. The restaurants are hip and have good food. I also enjoy bike rides through the Panhandle."
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  • Brianaverdugo
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "Always something new popping up and Golden Gate Park (as well as Alamo Square) are the best. Always something to do."
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  • Uche
    Panhandle, San Francisco
    "A fantastic neighborhood just blocks away from Golden Gate Park and seperated from the Haight Ashbury by the Panhandle this is a rare mixture of peace and quiet with access to action and excitement!"
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