If you bought a house in San Francisco 10 years ago, here's how much it could be worth now. (via CNBCMakeIt)
Bernal Heights went from a median home value of $715,000 in April 2009 to $1,507,800 in April 2019.
Bernal Heights was more of a working-class neighborhood until the early 2000s, but wealthier residents have flocked to the area in more recent years, drawn by the location and relative affordability, Kennelly says. "Now it is considered an ideally located yet still moderately affordable place to raise a family — both traits that are extremely rare in San Francisco," he adds. "This neighborhood will continue to rise in value.
"Young people love Mission because of the commute, and it's also very vibrant. It's got an eclectic neighborhood with amazing restaurants and a combination of young, old, all different ethnicities and artsy residents. It's super hip," says Goodman.East of the Mission District, Potrero Hill had a median home value of $734,200 in April 2009 and in April 2019 it was just over $1.5 million.
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