August 12, 2024 - Fast forward 20 years and Bernal ... in San Francisco. It has a Bohemian feel, with a tightly knit, community-centric vibe. Bernal Heights is in Tier 3 because Bernal should be broken up into four different neighborhoods due to its walkability. Some areas are walkable, while others are not. Some feature great sun and weather, while others are windy. Some have freeway views, while others do not. Also, some of Bernal’s streets are so narrow that I cross my fingers and toes to avoid a fender-bender ...

October 14, 2025 - San Francisco Standard reports that Tenderloin continues to grapple with significant drug-related issues. In the 12 months leading up to August 23, 2023, there were 1,013 reported drug offense incidents in the neighborhood, a slight decrease from 1,031 during the same period ending in August 2022.

Unfortunately, although San Francisco ... place to live. Read on to learn about the places you should avoid in San Francisco due to their high crime rates. ... The Tenderloin District is the most dangerous neighborhood in San Francisco....

Other than that, the other areas you'd likely avoid are Bayview and Hunter's Point. Seems like whenever there is some sort of gang shooting or whatnot - it's in one of these two neighborhoods.

He lived in the district, and was ... ago, when it was a rougher neighborhood. About ten years ago, an Irish tourist was murdered during a robbery when he went to withdraw money from an ATM at 2 am on Mission Street; something to be avoided!...

October 16, 2025 - Much less dangerous at certain times of the day, these hot neighborhoods of San Francisco should nevertheless be avoided at night (bad company): North Beach between Chinatown and Fisherman's Wharf ...

November 16, 2024 - Please be advised and tread carefully in the dangerous neighborhoods in San Francisco, which put it up there among the most dangerous cities in California. ... West of Union Square, the Tenderloin neighborhood is bounded by Taylor Street to ...

It seems like a pretty hot topic over on the New York thread, so it's only fitting we try and get to the bottom of the people's opinions about San Francisco's worst neighborhood! My vote goes for...The Tenderloin. Admittedly I'm an out of towner so i take a while to get my bearings, but walking ...

San Francisco... ... Street parking can be hard to find and either metered or permitted. I personally hate when you see a spot that will say something like “No parking, 2nd & 4th Thursday”. I always have to check a calendar. Parking garages can be easier, but are pricey. As for what to avoid, the big spots to avoid are the Tenderloin and Bayview/Hunter’s Point.

San Francisco serves as an illustrative case of a city grappling with such concerns, primarily due to its expansive size and high population density. Drawing from recent crime data, we've compiled a list of the most dangerous neighborhoods in San Francisco for 2025.

January 26, 2024 - The crime rate is very high in these neighborhoods: Bayview, Hunters Point, Outer Mission, Western Addition, Visitacion, and Valley. As an Amazon Affiliate we will receive a commission from eligible purchases made through the links in this section ...

Top 10 Best Dangerous Neighborhood ... - Yelp - The Tenderloin, San Francisco Chinatown, SFPD - Tenderloin Station, Little Saigon, Oakland Chinatown, Park Station, SFPD Mission Station, Clarion Alley, City of Oakland, San Francisco Fire Department ...

October 26, 2025 - Realistically, you can’t expect all the neighborhoods to be amazing, although Pacific Heights ranks way above the rest. We examined 34 of San Francisco’s neighborhoods to find out the most dangerous places to live.

Answer (1 of 2): Avoid the Tenderloin (downtown to the west of Market Street between Van Ness and the Powell Street cable car), 6th Street (only the blocks closest to Market Street, my best friend, a smart, fun, community oriented gay man was ...

Answer (1 of 3): There are only two. Downtown, north of Market Street between Union Square and the Civic Center is the Tenderloin. When people leave The City forever, most often they lived in the Tenderloin district.

Answer (1 of 2): Sadly, downtown San Francisco is not a place to visit anymore. When I was a kid movie theaters, department stores, and smaller retail stores lined Market Street and walking from 9th Street down Market St was an adventure and exciting. Today's Market St is still an adventure and c...

July 14, 2010 - Also, does one need to show some type of credit report or can one just come in with a bunch of cash and wave it around and get a place · East Palo Alto is probably more dangerous than the Tenderloin

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