SOMA

South of Market is one of San Francisco’s most dynamic neighborhoods, known for its blend of culture, innovation, and urban energy. Converted warehouses and modern loft buildings sit alongside contemporary high-rises, art spaces, and some of the city’s most forward-thinking restaurants and cafés. The area is home to major performance venues like the San Francisco Opera and the San Francisco Symphony, as well as easy access to the boutiques and dining scene of Hayes Valley. With strong public transit connections and proximity to leading tech headquarters including Uber, Airbnb, and Pinterest, SoMa offers a lifestyle that feels both connected and distinctly metropolitan.

People sitting on grass in front of the Asian Art Museum, with trees, lampposts, and a historic building displaying banners for an exhibition, and modern buildings in the background.
San Francisco City Hall with a green lawn in the foreground and people walking and sitting, and a dog running, under a clear sky.
Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall in San Francisco, California, with visible street signs for Van Ness and Grove, traffic lights, parked cars, trees, and banners hanging on the building's windows.
A large historic building with columns and banners, located at a street corner with parked cars and trees.
A small coffee stand named Ritual Coffee with large glass windows, a person in a blue hoodie and shorts ordering, and outdoor plants with an orange planter in front.
People dining outdoors at a cafe with red umbrellas, trees with autumn leaves, and a sidewalk