Neighborhoods
Browse the neighborhood that's perfect for you.
Kathy has an eye for all things real estate, from the aesthetic to the practical. When you're ready to buy, she'll help you find the perfect neighborhood for your needs and lifestyle.
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San Francisco
Known worldwide for its steep hills, a haven for different types of architecture in its clustered neighborhoods, as well as the infamous Golden Gate Bridge, Chinatown, and other districts.
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Millbrae
A city west of San Francisco Bay, known for its long summertime, and connects people to all major cities in the Bay Area through its advanced transit center.
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San Mateo
The city is bordered by San Francisco to the east and the Pacific to the west. The vast majority of the county is for agricultural purposes. It is also known for its mild temperature.
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Daly City
Known as the gateway to the peninsula, It has an urban-suburban feel, and most of the people who live there own their own homes. There are also a lot of restaurants, coffee shops, and parks. The public schools in Daly City are above average.
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San Bruno
This City in California is known as the "City with a heart" because of its beautiful parks, lovely neighborhoods, and tech-hub center. It offers a mild Mediterranean climate with a diverse ethnic population.
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Brisbane
Known as the city of stars. The city is home to numerous city parks and the San Bruno Mountain. The city of stars is loaded with restaurant and the residents follows a tradition of placing illuminated stars on downhill sides of homes.
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Burlingame
The city is known for its wealthy neighborhoods, walkable downtown, and the good climate it offers. Also called the City of Trees because of the significant number of eucalyptus groves. The city has a significant shoreline on San Francisco Bay.
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Foster City
One of the United States' safest cities to live in due to its low crime rate. It is also near the vicinity of Silicon Valley. Due to it's near vicinity, it is sometimes considered as part of it. It offers a mix of urban and suburban mix of residence.
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San Carlos
This is known as the city of good living. The rather small city is loaded with museums and art galleries. It has an interesting community with unique and beautiful neighborhoods. The city offers an ideal climate to live in.
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Welcome to San Franciso
San Francisco has a youthful vibe, even as the median age gradually increases. That's because it attracts career-driven young professionals who bring a lot of energy to the metro area. The city's booming job market and exciting atmosphere have also attracted new residents from around the globe, –particularly from Asia. It is also famous for its coffee, its beautiful views, and its thriving art scene. It is also renowned for its unique history.
Take a Trip Through the Neighborhood
Whether walking through a bustling city center or a quiet residential area, there are always new things to discover when you put on your walking shoes and hit the pavement.
The Mission district of San Francisco is an eclectic mix of art galleries, coffee shops, community organizations, startups, food trucks, and storied establishments, making this an unmistakable SF spot. The vibrant mix of creativity and commerce will bring people together to celebrate, inspire, and thrive in a new city center.
About Education
San Francisco is a beautiful place to live, with many great things to do, but you might be surprised to learn that it also has some of the best schools in the country. It has a lot to offer, and one of the best parts is the city's excellent school system. Indeed, they are! There are almost 50 schools here (out of 127) that earn an A grade or higher! That's great news if you have children and want to make sure they get an excellent education.
Things To Do: Moving to San Francisco
When it comes to doing things in San Francisco, the options are endless. From watching walruses on the pier to riding one of our world-famous cable cars, you'll never get bored here! There's so much to do; choosing an activity is the most challenging part! The following are a few of the top sights, sounds, and activities in San Francisco:
Visiting Alcatraz Island
Writing a cable car
Crossing the Golden Gate Bridge on foot
Visiting the spectacular San Francisco Botanical Garden
Marveling at the masterpieces in the Palace of Fine Arts Theatre
Seeing the entire city from Twin Peaks
Watching wildlife on Pier 39
Hiking in Presidio National Park
Visiting San Francisco Bay from Fisherman's Wharf
![](<a href="https://www.tripadvisor.com.ph/LocationPhotos-g32715-Millbrae_California.html#181996648"><img alt="" src="https://media-cdn.tripadvisor.com/media/photo-s/0a/d9/0c/68/bayfront-park.jpg"/></a><br/>This photo of Millbrae is courtesy of Tripadvisor)
Welcome to Millbrae
Millbrae has been named one of the best places to live by Money Magazine for several years running because it has excellent weather, safe streets, and an abundance of parks and recreation areas for families with children or without children alike who want to enjoy nature without having to drive too far away from civilization's comforts like shopping malls or grocery stores because they're all right there within walking distance!
About Education
Millbrae is a great place to raise kids. Whether you're looking for an elementary or a middle school, Millbrae has something for everyone. Check out our list of the best schools in town:
Millbrae School District oversees four public elementary schools, including Meadows, Lomita Park, Green Hills, Spring Valley, and one middle school, Taylor Middle School.
Mills High School is a public high school.
Millbrae has one private school at Saint Dunstan's, a Catholic church.
Things To Do: Moving to Millbrae
Millbrae is a great place for anyone who loves exploring new places and trying different things. There are tons of fun things around town and several excellent restaurants where you can grab some good food while exploring.
Restaurants, parks, and historical museums are just a few of the things Millbrae, California, has to offer as a distinctive and varied community. Given that it is located immediately west of San Francisco International Airport, tourists may want to reconsider skipping this city.
Bayfront (park)
Central Park
Café Roma
Millbrae History Museum
Southern Pacific Train Depot
Millbrae Farmers Market
Millbrae Annual Art and Wine Festival
Spur Trail
Junipero Serra County Park
Millbrae Pancake House
Take a Trip Through the Neighborhood
If you are looking for a lively urban neighborhood with plenty of restaurants and nightlife or a suburban area with great schools and parks, Millbrae has it all.
Millbrae's location near the San Francisco airport makes it an ideal spot for commuters who need to be in San Francisco but want to live in a quiet residential area. It's also close enough to San Francisco that residents can enjoy the city's many cultural offerings on the weekends.
Welcome to San Mateo
. It boasts one of the bigger, better-developed suburban downtowns in the Bay Area. You can find more than 800 stores and restaurants in the downtown center, many of which are housed in old structures dating from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Downtown San Mateo Association (DSMA), a non-profit organization, seeks to advance downtown businesses and improve the neighborhood!
About Education
San Mateo residents have a choice of over 20 public and private schools. San Mateo Foster and the San Mateo Union High School District are within the city limits.
Elementary schools comprise preschool, K–5, middle, and magnet schools, and Saint Matthew's Episcopal Day School is a private, PreK–8 school.
There are three public high schools:
San Mateo
Aragon
Hillsdale
Three private high schools:
All-male Catholic high school Junípero Serra
All-female Catholic high school Notre Dame Nueva Upper School.
Carey School in Belmont.
Parks you can visit: Moving to San Mateo
Japanese Garden
Sawyer Camp Trail
Old Downtown San Mateo
Hillsdale Shopping Center
Bicycle Sunday
Coyote Point Recreation Area
San Mateo STEM Fair
Central Park
Neal's Coffee Shop
Unípero Serra Statue
Pulgas Water Temple
Filoli Estate and Gardens
Hiller Aviation Museum
The San Mateo County History Museum
Bair Island
Welcome to Daly City
Daly City is one of many that make up the broader Bay Area. It is a welcoming and safe area and ranks well in a combination of factors and diversity.
About Education
Daly City is home to several public school districts, including:
Jefferson Elementary School District
Jefferson Union High School District
Bayshore Elementary School District
Two Schools:
Brisbane School District (Panorama School in Daly City)
South San Francisco Unified School District
Daly City has two high schools:
Westmoor High School
Jefferson High School
A continuation school:
Thornton High School and an adult school
Jefferson Adult Education.
Two Catholic parochial schools:
Our Lady of Perpetual Help on Top-of-the-Hill
Our Lady of Mercy in Westlake.
Take a Trip Through the Neighborhood
Daly City has grown into a regional hub for retail, healthcare, and small businesses because of its location between San Francisco County and San Mateo County, two of the Bay Area's primary job growth zones.
Daly City has a solid economic future because of its convenient location, diverse industry, high-quality transportation options, and expanding pool of young, skilled workers. It also has many popular attractions, including Mussel Rock Park, and Thornton Beach State Park, making it well worth a visit.
Welcome to San Bruno
It's not always easy to find a place to live in the Bay Area. There are so many options, and each one has its unique feel.
But for families and young professionals who want to live in an urban-suburban mix—and own their home—San Bruno is a great option.
Many San Bruno residents love the outdoors: they live near parks, enjoy going out for coffee or lunch at local restaurants, and like the fact that there are so many different shops and stores within walking distance.
San Bruno also offers its residents great public schools and recreation opportunities. There are so many options nearby that you could spend your entire day walking around town without ever leaving!
Take a Trip Through the Neighborhood
San Bruno is often overlooked when you're looking for a place to visit in the Bay Area. It's not exactly a tourist destination, but it should be!
The city of San Bruno is known for its quiet streets and suburban atmosphere, but it's also home to some really great restaurants and shopping. The city has been getting more attention lately, thanks to its proximity to San Francisco and Silicon Valley, which means that it's becoming more popular as a place for people who work in those areas to live.
About Education
San Mateo is known for its excellent public education system, and there are quite a few options for families looking to send their children to secondary schools in the area. The majority of the city's secondary public school students attend Capuchino High School, which became the only high school in the area after Crestmoor High School closed in 1980. The city's main library is a part of the Peninsula Library System. San Bruno is home to Skyline College, a community college that is a component of the San Mateo Community College District (SMCCD).
Welcome to Brisbane
Brisbane is a city in San Mateo County, California. It's a suburb of San Francisco and offers residents a dense suburban feel, with most residents owning their homes. It's got plenty of beautiful parks and trails for outdoor activities like hiking or biking, but it also has plenty of restaurants and nightlife close enough that you don't have to go far if you want an urban vibe.
About Education
Brisbane is a city that knows how to do education right. With world-class universities and exciting career opportunities, Brisbane is a great place to study and develop your career.
Education in Brisbane can be divided into government and non-government schools. Government schools are, in most cases, free, while non-government schools are fee-paying. Brisbane is a good place for families to move to if they want their children to get a good education. This is because Brisbane has excellent schools.
Take a Trip Through the Neighborhood
Brisbane is a city that is full of possibilities. From the abundance of green parks and over 2,500 species of plants to its sustainability initiatives, Brisbane offers a unique experience that can make you feel like you're living in both the city and the country at once.
Brisbane is a city with many faces. It boasts over 2,000 green parks and over 2,500 species of plants, which makes it a biodiverse paradise. If you need to be in the city but know you need your nature time just as much, then Brisbane is the excellent place to move.
Welcome to Burlingame
A small-town feel, with a big-city attitude
Burlingame is a charming community, located in the Bay Area, south of San Francisco and just north of San Mateo. It is known for its safe neighborhoods, top-notch schools from K–12, walkability,, and convenient CalTrain station heading to SF and Silicon Valley.
The town has a vibrant downtown area with many high-end retail stores and restaurants.
Take a Trip Through the Neighborhood
Burlingame is a small town in the San Francisco Bay Area, and residential properties dominate it. The roads are broad, the layout is exceptionally well-planned, and the people are amiable and courteous.
The housing market in Burlingame is competitive, and the inventory is tight, but there are still plenty of great options. Its older homes and quaint downtown area make it an attractive place to live.
On any given weekday afternoon, people shop at high-end retail stores, work on laptops while sipping iced lattes, or converse at an outdoor table of a 5-star restaurant along Burlingame Ave.
Welcome to Foster City
With an average of one murder per decade, this small enclave just south of San Francisco proper is considered one of the safest places in America. If you're looking for a city that's both expensive and elite, Foster City might be the perfect fit for you!
About Education
It's important to know that your child is getting the best education possible while you're living in Foster City. The San Mateo-Foster City School District is small, with only 25% of schools rated "above average." That said, the district has some of the highest-rated schools in California.
Highlights include Foster City Elementary (9/10 rating), Bowditch Middle School (8/10 rating), Audubon, Brewer Island, and Foster City Elementary Schools (all with at least a 7 on the scale).
It also has so many well-known sights, such as the Foster City Library.
California Academy of Science
Silicon Valley
Golden Gate Bridge
Stanford University
Fisherman's Wharf
Lombard Street
Facebook Offices
Golden Gate Park
The place of fine Arts
Iris & B. Gerald cantor center of Visual Arts
Take a Trip Through the Neighborhood
Foster City has a lot going on: there are plenty of restaurants, coffee shops, and parks. In numerous shopping malls, you can dine on a variety of ethnic cuisines.
If you're looking for a city with a unique mix of old-fashioned charm and modern innovation, look no further than Foster City.
Foster City is sometimes considered part of Silicon Valley for its local industry and its proximity to Silicon Valley cities. However, Foster City has also been ranked by Outside magazine as one of the best small towns in America due to its low crime rate, high quality of life, and excellent schools.
Welcome to San Carlos
San Carlos is a beautiful and safe community located in the heart of Silicon Valley. The housing market here has incredible resale value, so if you ever decide to move on, you won't feel like you're losing money on your investment. In addition to being an ideal place to raise a family, there are plenty of employment opportunities available throughout the city—and beyond!
Take a Trip Through the Neighborhood
San Carlos is one of the most suitable places to reside because it is only around 10 miles from downtown San Diego. It is situated geographically in the middle of neighboring towns, with Fletcher Hills and El Cajon to the east and Del Cerro and Navajo to the west. To the north and south are Santee and La Mesa, respectively. Places to visit, routes to take, and iconic experiences:
Hiller Aviation Museum
Devil's Canyon Brewing Company
Domenico Winery
San Carlos Museum of History
Flying Suitcase Wines
Blue Oak Brewing Company
Fly Bay Area
Epic Aer L.L.C
The Reading Bug
About Education
Schools in San Carlos have an average ranking of 10/10, which is in the top 5% of California public schools.
There are several elementary schools (grades K–3), two upper elementary schools (grades 4-5), and two middle schools located inside the city (grades 6–8). Local students have attended Sequoia High School in Redwood City and Carlmont High School in Belmont since San Carlos High School closed in 1982.