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Skip to main content clock menu more-arrow no yes Curbed SF homepage San Francisco Follow Curbed SF online: Follow Curbed SF on Twitter Follow Curbed SF on Facebook Follow Curbed SF on Youtube Follow Curbed SF on Instagram RSS feed (all stories on Curbed SF) Subscribe Log in or sign up Log In Sign Up Site search Search Search Curbed SF main menu Cities Homes Neighborhoods News More Cities Atlanta Austin Boston Chicago Curbed.com Detroit Los Angeles New York San Francisco Homes For Sale in San Francisco For Rent in San Francisco Curbed Comparisons Home Tours Neighborhoods News Development News Interior Design Architecture Transportation ✕ Featured stories Nob Hill co-op with interiors by Orlando Diaz-Azcuy asks $2.98M It’s located across the street from Grace Cathedral By Brock Keeling Striking Oakland renters demand landlord sell building to them It’s the latest tenant uprising By Adam Brinklow Filed under: Where to Live in 2020 Where to live in the Bay Area in 2020 By Brock Keeling Filed under: House Calls Inside an artist’s maximalist Castro apartment By Brock Keeling Latest Stories What $3,400 rents you in SF right now Which pad do you prefer? By Adam Brinklow February 13 Will the city’s newest neighborhood name stick? #vanmissionlife By Brock Keeling February 13 10 comments / new From Vox Media We're building great things, and we need your talent. Weird Homes Tour coming to Bay Area for the first time ever How bizarre, how bizarre. By Brock Keeling February 13 Shared from: From Curbed 8 Frank Lloyd Wright houses for sale right now Would you rather live in a Prairie School gem, a curved masterpiece, or an early Wright design asking just $175,000? By Megan Barber February 13 3 comments / new Why does Washington DC hate this San Francisco building? The National Civic Art Society calls the Seventh Street behemoth an eyesore in tirade on modern architecture. By Adam Brinklow February 12 8 comments / new Filed under: The beginner’s guide to San Francisco Map The best things to do in SF this winter Explore the city’s architecture, art exhibits, and outdoor attractions. By Brock Keeling February 12 1 comment / new Filed under: The beginner’s guide to San Francisco Is it better to buy or rent in San Francisco? The better deal in the long run depends on how long your run is. By Adam Brinklow January 22 8 comments / new ‘I’m hoping to make it pink once again’ Buyer of famed Alamo Square Painted Lady promises you can keep tabs on renovation via social media. By Adam Brinklow February 12 Berkeley midcentury built in 1963 yearns for $1.37M It comes with a terrazzo floor in the foyer. By Brock Keeling February 12 Plan for Polk Gulch homeless youth navigation center would cost $124 million But that’s arguably less than the city is likely to spend on temporary facilities elsewhere. By Adam Brinklow February 12 11 comments / new What $4,800 rents you in SF right now Five new rentals, from South Beach to Presidio Heights. By Adam Brinklow February 11 Live the seafaring life on this sleek Sausalito houseboat Ahoy! By Brock Keeling February 11 Filed under: The beginner’s guide to San Francisco Pedestrian etiquette guide: How to use SF sidewalks like a good person Sharpen your sidewalk game By Brock Keeling February 10 22 comments / new Maps 1 The best things to do in SF this winter 2 28 Oscar-nominated movies filmed in San Francisco 4 Across SF, 10 decent options for starter homes right now More in Maps Sign up for the Curbed SF Newsletter Email (required) By signing up, you agree to our Privacy Notice and European users agree to the data transfer policy. Subscribe Soaring construction prices killing SF housing New developments stuck racing the clock. By Adam Brinklow February 11 7 comments / new Rental prices announced at new SOM-designed high-rise on South Van Ness Homes at Fifteen Fifty start at $3,500 per month. By Brock Keeling February 11 4 comments / new In Potrero Hill, 395 homes pruned for SF Flower Mart instead Gardening plot afoot. By Adam Brinklow February 10 9 comments / new Yes, PG&E will shut off power to Bay Area neighborhoods again this year Once again, the North Bay will be the most vulnerable in 2020. By Adam Brinklow February 10 Renovated Hayes Valley Victorian, with black-and-white facade, seeks $4.75M It comes with plenty of natural light. By Brock Keeling February 10 3 comments / new Filed under: The beginner’s guide to San Francisco How to pick a neighborhood in SF Nine things to consider before choosing a ’hood in the city. By Adam Brinklow January 16 1 comment / new Don’t bother building homeless centers in every neighborhood, says SF homeless official Would building shelters across the entire city complicate homeless relief? By Adam Brinklow February 7 6 comments / new SF’s wealthiest renters are having trouble paying for housing, says Harvard research More money, more problems. By Adam Brinklow February 7 4 comments / new Extreme Castro Victorian makeover returns with extremely reduced price New asking snips $3.35 million off original price tag. By Brock Keeling February 7 22 comments / new What $3,500 rents you in SF right now Five new rentals, from the Haight to Polk Gulch. By Adam Brinklow February 7 1 comment / new Filed under: The beginner’s guide to San Francisco Map SF’s best furniture and home design shops Reignite your apartment or home with a small refresh or total makeover at these shops specializing in furniture and home decor. By Brock Keeling and Mary Jo Bowling January 2 1 comment / new Why does the Sierra Club oppose affordable housing? The Loma Prieta chapter of the environmental organization says no to a Moss Beach development due to sustainability concerns By Sasha Perigo February 6 5 comments / new Flat inside exquisite Castro Victorian asks $1.54M Swoon! By Brock Keeling February 6 7 comments / new Videos Tour Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hollyhock House, restored to its 1920s beauty The architect’s first LA project has been named a UNESCO World Heritage site. Play video for Tour Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hollyhock House, restored to its 1920s beauty Will New York’s new sea wall protect the city from climate change? In this video collaboration between Curbed and Vox, we take a closer look at Staten Island’s five-mile wall designed to combat violent storms. Play video for Will New York’s new sea wall protect the city from climate change? A look back at I.M. Pei’s greatest hits The Pritzker Prize-winning Chinese American architect I.M. Pei has passed away at age 102. In honor of his incredible career, we’re taking a brief look at how he got his start. Play video for A look back at I.M. Pei’s greatest hits More in Videos SF voters asked to decide whether to speed up housing construction Mayor’s bid will make development easier, but only if it wins at the ballot box. By Adam Brinklow February 6 8 comments / new Tenderloin housing site to become drug sobering center The campaign to turn empty lot into "village" for homeless passed over in favor of rehab site. By Adam Brinklow February 6 3 comments / new Ritzy, tech-inspired tower coming to Uptown in Oakland SF developer wants a piece of Silicon Valley in The Town. By Adam Brinklow February 5 5 comments / new Filed under: The beginner’s guide to San Francisco Should you move to SF? Twenty-one pieces of advice on neighborhoods, transportation, and cost of living for anyone considering a move to San Francisco. By Brock Keeling and Julia Kitlinski-Hong February 5 32 comments / new Prices announced for upcoming Yerba Buena Island luxury abodes Studios start at $800K. By Brock Keeling February 5 4 comments / new A plan to combine the Bay Area’s dozens of transit networks SF-based Assemblymember David Chiu wants to put different agencies on the same track. By Adam Brinklow February 5 6 comments / new Why do Hayes Valley NIMBYs want to stop this Page Street bike program? City says separating cyclists and divers is good for the neighborhood, but an appeal tried to block the plan on—wait fo...