Union Street, San Francisco Real Estate & Homes For Sale

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    2801 Octavia St #4,
    San Francisco, CA 94123
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Real Estate & Homes For Sale Near Union Street, San Francisco, CA

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Union Street, San Francisco, CA Real Estate Trends

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

Affordability of Living in Union Street, San Francisco, CA

The median home value is $1,694,658
MonthMedian home value
September 2025$1.45M
October 2025$1.46M
November 2025$1.49M
December 2025$1.52M
January 2026$1.54M
February 2026$1.57M
March 2026$1.59M
April 2026$1.61M
May 2026$1.63M
June 2026$1.64M
July 2026$1.67M
August 2026$1.69M
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Average Home Value in Union Street, San Francisco, CA, by Home Size

Home SizeHome Value*
1 bedroom (See homes)$938,215
2 bedrooms (See homes)$1,610,363
3 bedrooms (See homes)$2,484,862
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What Locals Say about Union Street

  • Trulia User
    Marina District, San Francisco
    "Not too many grass patches on the sidewalk. Lots of hills might be hard for some smaller breeds. There are some dog parks within less than a mile though. "
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  • Luke M.
    Marina District, San Francisco
    "Very dog friendly with lots of people walking dogs and parks such as Marina green and crissyfield beach "
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  • Kirsten.cadden
    Union Street, San Francisco
    "Lots of fantastic workout studios, shopping and restaurants. You’re soo close to golden gate and fort mason. Really the best neighborhood for young 20-30’s. "
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  • Stephenpurtilljr
    Marina District, San Francisco
    "Great little part of SF where you can raise a family, be active, get lots of places quickly, and feel a sense of place "
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  • Stephenpurtilljr
    Marina District, San Francisco
    "Definitely a public transportation friendly neighborhood and there are always lots of Uber and Lyfts available "
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  • lekili08
    Union Street, San Francisco
    "I love that a 10-15 minute walk in any direction from Eastern Cow Hollow gets you to another great neighborhood. You have Russian Hill and the Polk St corridor to the east, the Marina/Marina Green/Chrissy Field and the Chestnut St corridor to the north, the Fillmore St corridor to the south, and of course, our own Union St corridor. Being in the northern part of the city is great for getting out quickly via the Golden Gate Bridge -- trips to Marin County and Wine Country are super easy. Tech shuttles run routes just a few blocks away. It's the best located, safest, and prettiest neighborhood, in my opinion!"
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  • Casey A.
    Union Street, San Francisco
    "Loved living in Cow Hollow - close to Van Ness. Not deep into the Marina (which sometimes feels like a black hole where people who live their never venture outside), but still has the same feel with lots of small buildings and long, vertical apartments/condos. Easy to jog over the the beach along the Marina for a nice long run to Golden Gate Bridge or to hop on Van Ness and head to the southern end of the city for the many restaurants in the Mission. Union Street in Cow Hollow can be fun, but also pretty jam packed with young partygoers. If you can find an affordable place in Cow Hollow, it's a nice spot to be."
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  • Jackie M.
    Union Street, San Francisco
    "I moved to Cow Hollow in June 2016 and I lived right up the hill from there from 2010 to 2014. I really love this neighborhood because of how walkable it is. I can easily head to Union St., Polk St., or Chestnut with my husband and my dog to grab a bite to eat or browse the local shops. Frequently on weekends, I'll take my dog to Crissy Field (beach), where many very friendly pups and their responsible owners are out playing in the waves. I feel safe walking my dog at night, and I can easily get my exercise fix with my favorite yoga studio, Yoga Flow, and Soul Cycle within a 10 minute walk of my apartment. The neighbors are friendly, young professionals who enjoy a mimosa brunch on a nice Saturday."
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  • samemeht
    Marina District, San Francisco
    "Love this area. a few problems with drunks on fri/sat"
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  • Kristine
    Union Street, San Francisco
    "I have owned a second home in this area, for 25 years. It is a fabulous part of San Francisco. Very safe, good restaurants, shopping, etc. All in all, a wonderful place to be, and very little fog.....just sun and beautiful light of the city."
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