San Francisco, CA

Chinatown

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Buy:
$585K - $5.39M
For Sale on Trulia:
5 homes
Rent:
$650 - $3.4K
For Rent on Trulia:
77 homes
To Downtown San Francisco:
2 minutes
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What Locals Say about Chinatown

At least 1 Trulia users voted on each feature.
  • 100 % Say neighbors are friendly

  • 100 % Say it's quiet

  • 100 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

  • 100 % Say people would walk alone at night

Sourced by Trulia users. Learn more about our methodology.
  • Trulia User
    "Nice, I would like to move there Safe neighborhood, calm Shops around Waking Sport Internamente So good "
  • Danawilliams6a
    "Chinatown is filthy. It is not safe to walk here at night. Many crazy druggy homeless people roam the Chinatown streets at night and they’re aggressive. There are cockroaches and rats allover Chinatown. "
  • Bob M.
    "The Chinese culture and food here are amazing. At Chinese New Year, the streets are bustling, and there are big dragon dance parades and firecrackers going off."
  • Bob M.
    "My commute is excellent—no trouble at all."
  • Lea K.
    "Dog owners would like the friendly people and the parks in Chinatown. However they would dislike the fact that it's a pretty crowded area for dogs to walk and run around."
  • Lea K.
    "The architecture of Chinatown's traditional housing and markets makes it unique. It's a fun environment where you interact with people a lot when you're buying groceries and food. My favorite neighborhood events are the Moon Festival and Chinese New Years, when my family and I go out into the streets to explore the booths, play games, and try snacks."
  • Lea K.
    "A typical commute to and from my neighborhood is on foot or on the bus. There are many bus stops in my area."
  • Lea K.
    "Parents should know that Chinatown is really crowded, so they shouldn't think much of it when people are being rude by pushing them in the streets."
  • Patricia J.
    "This is not really a dog friendly area—you would be better off in North Beach."
  • Patricia J.
    "The ethnic culture makes it unique. Also, the entrepreneurs willing to open new shops, the availability of diverse types of food, and the fairs and festivals on holidays."
  • Patricia J.
    "I walk to BART or take Muni. Most people walk."
  • Patricia J.
    "It's crowded, so keep your kids close."

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