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Living and commuting in Crocker
Named for the street that zigzags through the neighborhood, Crocker sits on the northeastern edge of Daly City and faces both the mountains and the coastline. Its sloping hills are generously dotted with tract homes and neighborhood parks. It’s also quite easy to get around here. "You can cycle to the train station or the subway on Mission Street and go anywhere in California or even the United States as the train connects to Amtrak,” says eXp Realtor Noriel Adricula, a Bay Area local. “You can even take your bike on the train and leave it at the subway's parking stations.” Combined with Daly City's nine-mile drive to San Francisco, it proves great for commuters working in the Bay Area. Every year also brings many exciting events, owing much to Crocker's local color and diverse community.
Crocker neighborhood’s hillside homes offer scenic views and a peaceful retreat.
Ocean views and cozy hillside homes make Crocker a picturesque and peaceful neighborhood.
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A ditty for the homes in Daly City
Tight rows of tract housing are the norm in Crocker. Brightly colored condos and midcentury modern homes are perched on the hillside and with their multiple levels, they offer sweeping views of San Bruno Mountain. Single-family homes range from $600,000 to $1.4 million, while condos can cost anywhere from $500,000 to $900,000. Different parts of the neighborhood also have a different feel. “The northern half of Crocker is more on the noisy side because of its proximity to Mission, but if you live closer to the park, then it’s a different story,” Adricula says. With so many houses built in the 1950s, this has also resulted in many eventual renovations and updates. While interiors have become modernized, the distinct exteriors have remained the same, which is how they also inspired song lyrics. While folk singer and political activist Malvina Reynolds was growing up in Daly City in the 1950s, she noticed the colorful box-like homes sprouting up around the area. Observing the homogeny of the houses as well as that of the people occupying them, Reynolds was inspired to write a song called “Little Boxes.” Fellow singer-songwriter Pete Seegar recorded it in 1963, sharing the portrait of Daly City's little houses with the rest of the world.
Crocker's curving streets provide a scenic layout, with houses along the gentle hillsides.
Quiet streets and unique architecture give Crocker a cozy, community-oriented atmosphere.
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Engagement and support at school for Crocker students
Students living in Crocker can begin their education at Bayshore Elementary School, which has a C-grade from Niche. They can move on to Thomas R. Pollicita Middle School, which earns a B-minus. Finally, they can complete their education at Jefferson High School, which has a B-plus and offers programs like Peer Tutoring and Peer Assistance to help students get academic support and help one another.
Thomas R. Pollicita Middle School serves students from several neighborhoods.
Jefferson High School is Home of the Grizzlies.
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Rec spaces large and small
Lincoln Park is dappled with several fat palm trees, along with a basketball court and a community center. The Crocker Trailhead leads through San Bruno Mountain State & County Park, creating a trail to reach the mighty mountain. To the north of the neighborhood is the expansive John McLaren Park, which includes a labyrinth, pickleball courts and the Jerry Garcia Amphitheater, a performance space that fits the laidback vibes of the Grateful Dead legend. To the west of Crocker, Thornton State Beach Park’s seaside cliffs make the perfect vantage point for seeing the hang gliders coast along the San Francisco Bay. Nearby Mission Hills Park’s small playground and Frankfort Park’s basketball court are some of the smaller amenities.
Crocker's Lincoln Community Center offers a welcoming space for local events and activities.
Crocker residents have acces to a nearby Community Center and Library.
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Shopping and dining along Mission Street
With the Mission Street commercial corridor within walking distance from Crocker, it's easy to get from one spot to the next. Fog City Café may be small, but its minimalist wooden interior is contrasted with big flavors, offering a mix of Latin and homestyle American cuisine. Crocker is also home to many Asian dining spots, including Filipino eatery Gateway Kitchen and Chinese restaurant Noodle Station. Grocery runs are made at stores like Lucky and Halal International & Greek Market. Westlake Shopping Center, just west of the NH has big box stores like Target, Trader Joe’s, The Home Depot.
Crocker’s shopping options include fresh pastries, specialty halal groceries, and pet supplies.
Hawaiian flavors meet Crocker charm at this cozy eatery, bringing aloha to the neighborhood.
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Crocker participates in Daly City events
Daly City’s Department of Recreation Services frequently promotes events, like a Halloween Trunk or Treat. The city also enjoys cultural celebrations like October's Kasayahan Sa Festival, which honors the large Filipino community. Daly City Library has four branch locations; the John Daly branch is the newest and the one closest to Crocker. Right next door to Crocker is the historic Cow Palace Arena & Event Center, where all kinds of wild festivities unfold throughout the year. From the Grand National Rodeo and Junior Livestock Show to the magical Great Dickens Christmas Fair, Cow Palace is never short of exciting events.
Daly City’s City Hall is conveniently located for Crocker residents, just minutes away.
A popular and historic event center sits at the edge of Crocker.
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Environmental factors in Crocker
Like much of Daly City, Crocker enjoys mild and humid summers and moderately cool, wet winters. Homeowners should be aware that First Street’s risk assessment data shows a severe risk of poor air quality in Crocker as well as moderate wildfire risk.
Crocker neighborhood's curved streets showcase dense, classic row homes with cityscape views.
San Bruno Mountain Park has miles of hiking trails.
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Planes, trains and automobiles around Crocker
Crocker’s sloping hills give way to inclined streets, making car travel a necessity and bike rides thorough workouts. San Francisco International Airport is just 12 miles away, with a quick hop on Interstate 280. Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) serves Daly City with a station down on De Long Street and John Daly Boulevard. The MUNI and SamTrans buses provide public transit options.
Crocker’s nearby BART station makes travel across the Bay Area quick and commuter-friendly.
Residents in Crocker enjoy convenient Muni access, simplifying commutes into San Francisco.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Crocker
US
Homicide
3
4
Sexual Assault
4
4
Assault with Weapon
4
4
Robbery
4
4
Burglary
3
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
4
4
Crime Score
3
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Crocker Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Crocker, Daly City sell after 30 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Crocker, Daly City over the last 12 months is $980,000, up 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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