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San Francisco multifamily sales totaled $35.7 million. (citybiz)•Explore the best SF Bay Area neighborhoods. (Zillow)•San Mateo and Santa Clara lead in housing prices. (Palo Alto Online)•Residential expansion permits granted in Dolores Heights. (San Francisco YIMBY)•Affordable housing development breaks ground in East Oakland. (The Business Journals)•Optimism in Bay Area development despite challenges. (01net)•Rent prices are stabilizing in many areas. (AOL.com)•San Francisco rents are ticking upward. (SocketSite)•Oakland asking rents see year-on-year increase. (SocketSite)•Bay Area home values see slight YOY gain. (SocketSite)•San Francisco inventory levels hold steady. (SocketSite)•Resilience persists in the multifamily real estate sector. (JD Supra)•High-income Californians exploring Las Vegas housing. (AOL.com)•Mortgage rate trends show potential for drops. (firsttuesday Journal)•Robots constructing new neighborhoods—impact on prices. (AOL.com)

Is Lone Mountain Kid-Friendly?

42

out of 100

Kid-Friendly Score

Ranked 51st of 60 neighborhoods

Average

Lone Mountain receives an average kid-friendly score of 42 out of 100. This places it 51st among 60 San Francisco neighborhoods for this metric.

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Top Neighborhoods for Kid-Friendly

Golden Gate Park — 100/100
Mclaren Park — 99/100
Chinatown — 82/100
Glen Park — 82/100
Diamond Heights — 77/100

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