Austin Klar tours Haight-Ashbury, showing why it's more than just a hippie stereotype. The neighborhood has Victorian buildings that survived the 1906 earthquake, tree-lined streets, parks nearby, and a strong food and music scene, all at prices lower than many other San Francisco areas.
The Haight-Ashbury neighborhood might be known as a tie-dye-ridden hippie relic, and while that's part of what makes it so special, there's so much more to it than that. From the high concentration of historic architecture that survived the 1906 earthquake and fires along beautiful tree-lined streets, to its proximity to iconic parks, robust food and bar scenes, and musical pedigree, there are few neighborhoods that feel more quintessentially San Francisco, especially at the price point. I made a YouTube video breaking down what might be the most iconic, most famous neighborhood in the entire city, from its rich history to its cultural and retail ecosystem that thrives there today. Day to the incredible housing options available and how much they cost. Comment the word video and I'll send you a link, and follow me for more Bay Area real estate. Bye.
