Diamond Heights is ranked #32 of 92 neighborhoods in San Francisco with an overall score of 3.7/5. Its standout factors are safety (4.5/5, 19th of 92 in San Francisco) and nearby merchants (3.9/5), at a median home price of $2.86M, which Houseberry currently rates as overvalued by about $280,000. The trade-off is schools (3.3/5), with prices running about 33% above the San Francisco median.
Diamond Heights, situated atop the hills of San Francisco, offers residents a unique blend of stunning views and modern living. Developed in the 1960s as one of the city's first planned residential communities, this neighborhood stands out for its thoughtful design and integration with the natural landscape. The architecture in Diamond Heights is predominantly mid-century modern, with homes and apartment complexes designed to harmonize with the area's hilly terrain. The neighborhood's streetscapes feature landscaped greenery, adding to its aesthetic appeal. Residents enjoy amenities such as the Diamond Heights Shopping Center and the proximity to Glen Canyon Park, which provides hiking trails and natural open spaces. The neighborhood's elevated position affords sweeping views of the city and the bay, enhancing the residential experience. Diamond Heights is notable for its blend of contemporary living, community planning, and spectacular vistas, offering residents a unique and well-rounded living experience in San Francisco.




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| School Name | Type | Grades | Houseberry School Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Miraloma Elementary | Primary | K-5 | |
| Denman (James) Middle | Middle | 6-8 |
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Diamond Heights ranks 32nd of 92 neighborhoods in San Francisco with an overall Houseberry score of 3.7 out of 5. Its strongest factors are safety (4.5/5) and nearby merchants (3.9/5). The trade-offs are schools (3.3/5) and a median home price of $2.86M against the San Francisco median of $2.16M.
Diamond Heights, San Francisco scores 4.5 out of 5 on Houseberry's Safety Score, ranking 19th of 92 neighborhoods in San Francisco.
The median home price in Diamond Heights, San Francisco is $2.86M, compared with $2.16M for San Francisco as a whole. Houseberry currently rates it overvalued by about $280,000 against comparable neighborhoods.
The median home price in Diamond Heights, San Francisco is up about 38.8% over the past 12 months, from $2.06M to $2.86M. The full 12-month history is charted in the Median Price section on this page.
Schools serving Diamond Heights, San Francisco include Miraloma Elementary (4.1/5) and Denman (James) Middle (2.5/5).
Diamond Heights, San Francisco receives 77% of its possible sunshine, 19th of 92 in San Francisco. Summer days run 53° to 69°F and winter days 45° to 58°F, September is the warmest month and rainfall averages about 26 inches a year.
Diamond Heights, San Francisco scores 3.9 out of 5 for nearby merchants and 3.5 out of 5 for public spaces. Its overall amenities score is 3.6 out of 5, 25th of 92 in San Francisco.
Diamond Heights, San Francisco is associated with Panoramic views, Modern and Planned community. Its highest-scoring factor is safety (4.5/5).
Diamond Heights ranks 32nd of 92 neighborhoods in San Francisco. It ranks 19th of 92 in San Francisco for safety (4.5/5) and scores lowest on schools (3.3/5). The highest-ranked neighborhoods in San Francisco are Jordan Park / Laurel Heights and Outer Sunset.
Diamond Heights, San Francisco scores lowest on schools (3.3/5). Its median home price of $2.86M runs about 33% above the San Francisco median of $2.16M.







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