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Dogpatch, where industrial history meets modern waterfront creativity
Dogpatch blends the industrial history of San Francisco's southeastern bayfront with creative redevelopment and new construction. Once a hub for shipbuilding and manufacturing, this neighborhood's historic warehouses and factories have been transformed into mixed-use commercial strips, galleries, workshops and museums. Newly constructed condo and apartment buildings are blocks from the Minnesota Street Project, a complex of galleries and artist studios, as is the Museum of Craft and Design, a destination for fans of contemporary art. That creative energy extends outdoors, too, as seen in lively waterfront parks and public art displays. This trendy, walkable neighborhood is a short drive, bus ride, train ride or walk from Mission Bay and other cultural and commuter destinations in the Bay Area.
Dogpatch's iconic cranes and old factories are part of its charm.
The Dogpatch neighborhood lies along the waterfront near downtown San Francisco.
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Newly constructed condos for less than Mission Bay
There are a few single-family homes in Dogpatch, and they rarely go up for sale. Most residents rent apartments in the neighborhood, but modern condo complexes offer opportunities to own homes. “In Dogpatch, there's a lot of high-rise condos, which you don't find in many other parts of San Francisco, and they're all newer. A lot of them even have doormen,” says Allison Salzer, a Compass Realtor and Bay Area resident. Many buildings have amenities like private parking decks, fitness centers, rooftop terraces with skyline views and co-working spaces. You can find small one-bedroom units in the mid-$300,000s, while large, luxury units can go for closer to $3 million. Dogpatch has a median sale price of about $1.1 million. That's lower than nearby Mission Bay and Potrero, but higher than Hunters Point and Bayview.
Modern condos are sprinkled amongst the older buildings of Dogpatch.
Victorian homes are common in the Dogpatch neighborhood.
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Restaurants and shops in converted industrial buildings
Locally owned businesses fill historic factories and commercial buildings along a walkable stretch of 22nd and 3rd streets. Some favorite spots include:
Piccino, a contemporary Italian restaurant with outdoor seating
Just For You Cafe, a long-standing diner known for brunch classics and beignets
Neighbor Bakehouse, a popular place to pick up fresh pastries and lattes
Dogpatch Saloon, a neighborhood watering hole established in 1912
Mainstay Markets, a small neighborhood grocery store
The Plant Organic Cafe is a popular Dogpatch lunch spot.
Dogpatch Saloon evokes a feeling of Old San Francisco.
Piccino is regarded by locals as a favorite Italian restaurant in Dogpatch.
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Waterfront recreation and dog parks throughout Dogpatch
Crane Cove Park was built on the site of a former shipyard along the San Francisco Bay. Its sandy beach provides water access for kayakers and paddleboarders near two preserved gantry cranes that stand as landmarks along open lawns and promenades. Esprit Park is away from the water and is popular for its dog park. There's another dog park, a bocce court, fitness equipment and public art at Progress Park, which is tucked under a freeway overpass. You can also join Dogpatch Boulders, a popular indoor climbing gym.
Warm Water Cove Park in Dogpatch has paved walkways bordering the San Francisco Bay.
Progress Park in Dogpatch has colorful and abundant greenery.
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Commuting to Mission Bay and downtown SF
Locals might work at the many start-up headquarters scattered throughout Dogpatch's converted warehouses. The area is very walkable and bike-friendly, but residents typically drive or take public transit to get around San Francisco. The Muni Metro T Third light rail line runs through the neighborhood, and you can take the Caltrain into the city or toward Silicon Valley from the 22nd Street Station. Several Muni bus routes serve the community, and Interstate 280 is nearby for those who prefer driving around the Bay Area. You're within a mile of the healthcare hubs, corporate offices and Golden State Warriors basketball games in Mission Bay. Downtown and the Financial District/Barbary Coast are closer to 3 miles from home.
The Dogpatch Muni bus links the neighborhood to the 16th & Mission BART station.
The 22nd Street Caltrain Station connects the Dogpatch to the southern Bay Area.
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A lively calendar of creative local events
Dogpatch's cultural centers host community events throughout the year. Locals look forward to:
First Fridays Art Walk at the Minnesota Street Project, when galleries and studios open their doors for an evening of art
Museum of Craft and Design Free Day, an opportunity to see exhibits for free on the first Thursday of every month
Dogpatch Is home to San Francisco's Museum of Craft and Design.
The Museum of Craft and Design in Dogpatch has a variety of installations and monthly events.
Chase Center, home of the Warriors, is near the Dogpatch neighborhood.
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Close to highly rated public and private schools
The San Francisco Unified School District operates on a school-choice enrollment system. One nearby option is Daniel Webster Elementary School, which scores an A-minus from Niche. Red Bridge, an elementary and middle school that earns an A-plus from Niche, is in Dogpatch.
San Francisco International High School serves Dogpatch from neighboring Potrero Hill.
Daniel Webster Elementary School serves Dogpatch from neighboring Potrero Hill.
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Dogpatch Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Dogpatch, San Francisco sell after 73 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Dogpatch, San Francisco over the last 12 months is $1,095,000, up 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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