This page shows which neighborhoods in San Francisco are similar to neighborhoods in Denver.
Rents in San Francisco average $1 and are about the same as rents in Denver.
San Francisco's Walk Score is 89, 28 points higher than Denver's 61.
San Francisco has excellent public transportation and is very bikeable. San Francisco has a Transit Score of 77, Denver's score is 45. San Francisco's Bike Score is 72, Denver's score is 72.
Here are neighborhoods in San Francisco, California that are similar to Denver, Colorado neighborhoods.
Similarity is based on walkability, public transit, population density, rent, income, and social signals. Don't take our analysis too seriously because similarity is in the eye of the beholder!
Ashbury Heights is similar to Cheesman Park, Cole and Platt Park in Denver.
Buena Vista is similar to Cheesman Park and Five Points in Denver.
Dogpatch is similar to Lincoln Park, Five Points and Cherry Creek in Denver.
Forest Knolls is similar to Villa Park, Barnum West and East Colfax in Denver.
Golden Gate Heights is similar to West Colfax, Cole and Cheesman Park in Denver.
Haight Ashbury is similar to Five Points and Speer in Denver.
Hunters Point is similar to Skyland, Hilltop and Washington Park in Denver.
Lincoln Park-Fort Miley is similar to South Platte, Auraria and Globeville in Denver.
North Beach is similar to Capitol Hill and Downtown in Denver.
Northern Waterfront is similar to Downtown in Denver.
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Oceanview is similar to West Colfax in Denver.
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Parkmerced is similar to Speer, Lincoln Park and Washington Park West in Denver.
Peralta Heights is similar to Whittier and West Colfax in Denver.
St. Marys Park is similar to Whittier and West Colfax in Denver.
Visitacion Valley is similar to West Colfax, Cheesman Park and Cole in Denver.
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