April 4, 2024
We have written several profile pieces detailing this iconic and often polarizing neighborhood. Those who know San Francisco, understand the Mission is the bleeding heart of the City, not just in terms of its central location but also in its amalgam of people, cultures, and entertainment. With two BART stations and easy access to 280 and 101 freeways, there is an easy draw for tourists and entertainment seekers. This piece explores the attractions of the neighborhood, the housing market metrics, and profiles a fantastic new TIC for sale on Bryant Street.
You can dive into some of our other Mission posts here:
Uncovering Mission's Architectural Wonders
Neighborhood Highlights: "Living in the Mission"
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Median sales prices in the Mission are up month over month with an average sale price hitting the $1.46M mark.
2 bed | 1 bath | Built 1902
This lower unit in a two-unit TIC showcases the favored floor plan of the Victorian/Edwardian period with four rooms and two spacious bedrooms, one bath, a formal parlor, a country-style kitchen with plenty of room for dining, and period details throughout to warm the body and soul. High ceilings, original glass inset front door, ornate moldings, and Douglas fir floors add to its charm.
Visit www.2386Bryant.com to learn more.
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