Western Addition

Data as of Oct 6, 2026

▶ YouTube
Living in Western Addition, CA: The Ultimate Local Guide | Homes.com
3 days ago
♫ TikTok
1 Bedroom Apartment 700 sqft Rent: $900 Per Month ...
Dec 26, 2025
𝕏 X
San Francisco must build over 80,000 new homes to meet the goals ...
♫ TikTok
Stunning Victorian Condo in San Francisco's Western Addition
📷 Instagram
Historically Significant 3600 sq ft Western Addition Stick Victorian (c ...
Jan 13, 2026
♫ TikTok
Exploring San Francisco's Historic Condo Conversions
Sep 4, 2025
f Facebook
Victorian house, built in 1900. Western Addition.
Jan 11, 2026
f Facebook
Houses being cleared in the Western Addition, July 9th, 1959...
Feb 24, 2018
▶ YouTube
San Francisco Western Addition House Moves, 1979. Part 1
Oct 1, 2024
📷 Instagram
A unique home at 715 Scott Street, across the street from Alamo ...
Feb 4, 2024
𝕏 X
From San Francisco grocery store to housing dev: Developer Align ...
▶ YouTube
San Francisco Western Addition House Moves, 1979. Part 2
Oct 1, 2024
📷 Instagram
San Francisco Heritage on Instagram: "#ThrowbackThursdays: The ...
𝕏 X
Save Midtown (@savemidtown) / Posts / X - Twitter
f Facebook
public housing, western addition 1970ies - San Francisco
Nov 10, 2019
Western Addition neighborhood report card

Share this neighborhood

Free stat card with Western Addition's prices and rankings — made for Instagram.

Download for Instagram Stories Download square image

The Western Addition is a historically significant neighborhood with deep roots in San Francisco’s African American and Japanese American communities. The area features a diverse mix of Victorian homes, public housing, and newer developments surrounding the Fillmore Street corridor. Ongoing revitalization and its central location between Pacific Heights and Hayes Valley continue to drive renewed buyer interest.

Quick answers

Figures from public sale records and public datasets tracked by SF Homes Report. Updated 2026-10-06.

What is the median home price in Western Addition?

The median sale price in Western Addition was $1.45M for houses (141 sales, across sales since 2021 (through the second half of 2026)) and $950K for condos (120 sales, in the 12 months through October 2026), per public sale records tracked by SF Homes Report.

What is the price per square foot in Western Addition?

Western Addition homes sold for a median of $1,099 per square foot for houses and $884 per square foot for condos across sales since 2021 (through the second half of 2026) (public sale records tracked by SF Homes Report).

How much does a 2-bedroom condo cost in Western Addition?

The median 2-bedroom condo in Western Addition sold for $1.05M (interquartile range $828K–$1.36M, 51 sales) in the 12 months through October 2026, per public sale records tracked by SF Homes Report.

How much does a 3-bedroom house cost in Western Addition?

The median 3-bedroom house in Western Addition sold for $1.79M (42 sales) across sales since 2021 (through the second half of 2026), per public sale records tracked by SF Homes Report.

How walkable is Western Addition?

Western Addition scores 46/100 on SF Homes Report's walkability index, ranking #32 of 46 San Francisco neighborhoods. Scores are built from public datasets (DataSF, EPA, Census).

Is Western Addition safe?

Western Addition ranks #36 of 46 San Francisco neighborhoods for safety on SF Homes Report's index (#1 = best). Its crime density score is 72/100, where lower is better. Scores are built from public datasets (DataSF, EPA, Census).

Are home prices going up in Western Addition?

Median price per square foot in Western Addition in the 12 months through October 2026, compared with the 12 months before: condos up 2% ($884 vs $869, 120 and 89 sales), per public sale records tracked by SF Homes Report.

How does Western Addition rank among San Francisco neighborhoods?

Western Addition ranks #40 of 46 in SF Homes Report's overall neighborhood ranking, which blends walkability, safety, transit, schools, amenities and appreciation from public data.

2 Bedroom Homes

Based on SF Assessor data from the past 5 years

$1,045,000
Median Price
$938
Avg Price/SqFt
129
Total Sales
+4%/yr
Avg. Annual Appreciation

3 Bedroom Homes

Based on SF Assessor data from the past 5 years

$1,167,326
Median Price
$872
Avg Price/SqFt
58
Total Sales
+6.6%/yr
Avg. Annual Appreciation

Neighborhood Map

Data Layers
Master composite score (0-100) combining all neighborhood data: safety, walkability, commute access, schools, kid-friendliness, appreciation, dining, terrain, transit, parking, bikeshare, cleanliness, sunshine, and more.
Neighborhood quality per dollar: Best Locations composite score divided by median price per square foot. Higher scores indicate areas where you get the most livability for your money.
Composite neighborhood accessibility combining walkability, commute ease (BART/Muni/freeway), bikeshare density, terrain flatness, and street parking availability.
EPA National Walkability Index (1-20 scale) interpolated to 2020 Census block groups. Based on intersection density, proximity to transit, and employment mix.
Bay Wheels (Lyft) bikeshare station density by dock capacity per block group. Higher values indicate more bikeshare infrastructure.
Street parking availability derived from SFMTA meter density. Fewer meters indicates more free/unrestricted parking. Residential neighborhoods score highest.
Terrain flatness score derived from USGS 1m DEM elevation sampling (~200m grid). Local slopes computed from nearest-neighbor elevation differences. Flatter areas score higher.
Severity-weighted crime density from SFPD incident reports (last 12 months). Violent crimes weighted higher. Based on initial reports geocoded to block groups.
Pedestrian safety score based on inverse density of pedestrian-involved traffic crashes (last 3 years). Severity-weighted: fatal and severe injuries count more. Fewer crashes = safer.
Night safety score based on inverse density of 311 streetlight complaints (last 12 months). Fewer complaints suggest better-maintained lighting infrastructure.
Sidewalk condition score based on inverse density of 311 sidewalk and curb complaints (last 12 months). Fewer complaints indicate better-maintained walkways.
Food service business density from DataSF registered business locations. Includes restaurants, cafes, bars, and food trucks.
Road condition score based on inverse density of 311 street defect complaints (last 12 months). Fewer complaints indicate better-maintained roads.
School access score weighted by grade level (elementary highest) and type (private bonus). Measures density and quality of nearby schools per block group.
Composite family-friendliness: playgrounds/rec facilities, library proximity, school density, crime safety (inverse), walkability, and pedestrian traffic safety.
Median annualized home appreciation from actual repeat sales (same property sold 2+ times) in the SF Assessor roll (2007-2024). Based on assessed value changes at sale events under Prop 13 reassessment.
Recent residential sales activity (2019-2024) per block group from SF Assessor roll. Log-normalized count of detected ownership transfers. Higher = more active market.
Median assessed price per square foot from recently sold residential properties (2020-2024) in the SF Assessor roll. Assessed values reflect Prop 13 reassessment at sale.
Compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of home values over the last 5 years, derived from Zillow Home Value Index at neighborhood level. Mapped to block groups via neighborhood boundaries.
Compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of home values over the last 10 years, derived from Zillow Home Value Index at neighborhood level.
Compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of home values over ~22 years (2000-2022), derived from Census 2000 and ACS 5-Year median home values at tract level (~200 tracts).
Compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of home values over the last 50 years (since ~1975), derived from FHFA House Price Index at Census tract level.
Composite score of Muni rail/streetcar proximity, freeway access distance, BART station proximity, and Muni bus stop density. Higher scores indicate easier commute options.
Street tree density per block group from DataSF EveryTreeSF census. Log-normalized so residential neighborhoods with moderate tree cover score well relative to parks.
Street cleanliness score based on inverse density of 311 cleaning/dumping/graffiti complaints (last 12 months). Fewer complaints = cleaner neighborhood.
Neighborhood quietness based on inverse density of 311 noise complaints (last 12 months). Fewer noise complaints = quieter area.
Cafe and coffee shop density from DataSF registered businesses (NAICS 7225). Log-normalized to better represent neighborhood cafe culture.
San Francisco microclimate sunshine score based on DPW fog/sun zone classification. Eastern neighborhoods sheltered by Twin Peaks get significantly more sun than western fog belt areas.
Median household income per Census block group from ACS 5-Year Estimates. Higher values indicate wealthier neighborhoods.
Owner-occupied housing rate per Census block group from ACS 5-Year Estimates. Higher homeownership indicates community stability and investment.
Percentage of pre-1930 buildings (Victorian & Edwardian era) per block group, from SF Assessor Secured Roll property records. Higher scores indicate more historic character.
Pet friendliness score combining pet business density (stores, vets, groomers) and proximity to dog parks/play areas. Higher scores indicate more pet-friendly neighborhoods.

Available Listings in Western Addition

Sort By: Newest First
ActiveSoldAll
132 listings found
Sold
$1,250,000
66 Cleary Ct #1409, San Francisco — Sold for $1,250,000 | 3 Bed 2 Bath Condo in Western Addition
3 bd2.0 ba1,204 sqft
Condo
Active1 Daniel Burnham Ct #1608, San Francisco — 1 Bed 1 Bath Condo in Western Addition
$799,000
1 Daniel Burnham Ct #1608, San Francisco — 1 Bed 1 Bath Condo in Western Addition
1 bd1.0 ba937 sqft
Condo
Sold
$1,048,888
1200 Gough St Unit 3A, San Francisco — Sold for $1,048,888 | 2 Bed 2 Bath Condo in Western Addition
2 bd2.0 ba1,500 sqft
Condo
Active30 Quickstep Ln #2, San Francisco — 2 Bed 1 Bath Condo in Western Addition
$520,000
30 Quickstep Ln #2, San Francisco — 2 Bed 1 Bath Condo in Western Addition
2 bd1.0 ba850 sqft
Condo
Sold
$845,000
1200 Gough St Unit 2A, San Francisco — Sold for $845,000 | 2 Bed 2 Bath Condo in Western Addition
2 bd2.0 ba1,500 sqft
CondoC 45
Sold
$965,000
1388 Gough St #407, San Francisco — Sold for $965,000 | 2 Bed 2 Bath Condo in Western Addition
2 bd2.0 ba1,296 sqft
Condo
Active1688 Pine St Unit W506, San Francisco — 1 Bed 1 Bath Condo in Western Addition
$749,000
1688 Pine St Unit W506, San Francisco — 1 Bed 1 Bath Condo in Western Addition
1 bd1.0 ba687 sqft
Condo
Sold
$599,000
1 Daniel Burnham Ct #315, San Francisco — Sold for $599,000 | 1 Bed 1 Bath Condo in Western Addition
1 bd1.0 ba716 sqft
Condo
Active271 Austin St, San Francisco — 2 Bath Multi-Family Home in Western Addition
$1,499,999
271 Austin St, San Francisco — 2 Bath Multi-Family Home in Western Addition
2.0 ba2,721 sqft
Multi-Family
Active958 Ellis St, San Francisco — 2 Bed 2 Bath Home in Western Addition
$1,195,000
958 Ellis St, San Francisco — 2 Bed 2 Bath Home in Western Addition
2 bd2.0 ba1,354 sqft
House
Active1388 Gough St #505, San Francisco — 2 Bed 2 Bath Condo in Western Addition
$1,099,000
1388 Gough St #505, San Francisco — 2 Bed 2 Bath Condo in Western Addition
2 bd2.0 ba1,285 sqft
Condo
Sold
$1,099,000
1388 Gough St, San Francisco — Sold for $1,099,000 | 2 Bed 2 Bath Condo in Western Addition
2 bd2.0 ba1,285 sqft
Condo

Browse by Property Type

Browse by Price Range

Western Addition Neighborhood Scores

Nearby Neighborhoods