This page shows which neighborhoods in San Francisco are similar to neighborhoods in Minneapolis.
Rents in San Francisco average $1 and are about the same as rents in Minneapolis.
San Francisco's Walk Score is 89, 18 points higher than Minneapolis's 71.
San Francisco has excellent public transportation and is very bikeable. San Francisco has a Transit Score of 77, Minneapolis's score is 55. San Francisco's Bike Score is 72, Minneapolis's score is 83.
Here are neighborhoods in San Francisco, California that are similar to Minneapolis, Minnesota 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 CARAG, Central and Lyndale in Minneapolis.
Buena Vista is similar to Stevens Square, CARAG and Whittier in Minneapolis.
Castro is similar to Loring Park, Elliot Park and Cedar-Riverside in Minneapolis.
Dogpatch is similar to Cedar-Riverside, Loring Park and Phillips in Minneapolis.
Golden Gate Heights is similar to Central, Lyndale and CARAG in Minneapolis.
Haight Ashbury is similar to Whittier, Loring Park and Stevens Square in Minneapolis.
Hunters Point is similar to Minnehaha, Hiawatha and Field in Minneapolis.
Lincoln Park-Fort Miley is similar to Marshall Terrace in Minneapolis.
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North Beach is similar to Elliot Park in Minneapolis.
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Northern Waterfront is similar to Elliot Park, Warehouse District and Loring Park in Minneapolis.
Parkmerced is similar to Dinkytown, Whittier and Phillips in Minneapolis.
Peralta Heights is similar to Central, Powderhorn Park and CARAG in Minneapolis.
St. Marys Park is similar to Central, Powderhorn Park and Lyndale in Minneapolis.
Visitacion Valley is similar to Lyndale, Central and CARAG in Minneapolis.
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