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San Francisco has always had a stronger than average real estate market, even in the worst of times, due to a high demand for housing.

It appears that there are signs of a rebound in San Francisco, with the number of active listings remaining stable, and a significant number of them accepting offers within the past few weeks.

The newest popular neighborhood in San Francisco is South Beach, surrrounded by the Embarcadero and Bay Bridge. Once home to warehouses and dilapidated piers, storage centers, and lots, South Beach is now among the fanciest neighborhoods in San Francisco. Think the new Nob Hill of the 21st century. South Beach features condominiums, lofts, and is well known as a mecca for interior design.

The Mission District of San Francisco pulses with a mixture of people and retail. Historically, the Mission District neighorhood is a center of latino culture, and attracts those interested in art, culture, great food, and trendy nightlife.

More housing was built in San Francisco in 2008 than in any year since 1965. Yes, it is true that San Francisco still is an expensive place to live and short on housing – and it is true that sales are slower than before. Still, the housing that was built last year was for the most part approved earlier, and financed earlier. Thus, the building went ahead.