San Francisco’s tony Sea Cliff neighborhood boasts some of the city’s most sweeping views and its grandest homes.

Tenancies-in-common, also called tenants-in-common or TICs, remain a popular housing option in San Francisco – but they can prove befuddling to the uninitiated. We give you the lowdown.

A classic San Francisco neighborhood, Russian Hill offers stunning views, vibrant businesses, and plenty of local history.

This gorgeous, two-story penthouse in San Francisco’s Pacific Heights presents sweeping, 360-degree bay vistas and cityscapes.

With its rich cultural background, amazing array of restaurants and bars, and arty vibe, it’s no wonder San Francisco’s Mission District landed a No. 2 ranking on Forbes’ America’s Best Hipster Neighborhoods list.

Want to live in the center of all the action with access to some of San Francisco’s best public transit? Hayes Valley is the neighborhood for you.

Every house has a story to tell, but few can match the stories told (and untold) about the stunning Italianate Victorian at 1836 Pine St. in San Francisco. Some of the greatest stars of rock ‘n’ roll called it home in the 1960s.

Home ownership can bring big savings when compared with the cost of renting in San Francisco and Oakland, according to a report from the online real estate search service Trulia.

One of San Francisco’s most famous neighborhoods, Pacific Heights boasts stunning views, elegant homes, and a respite from the bustle of urban living.

With its popular 24th Street shopping district, easy commute to the South Bay, and beautiful views, Noe Valley has become one of San Francisco’s most desired neighborhoods.