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Bankers Hill Homes & Living
Perched on the slope between Balboa Park and the bay, Bankers Hill pairs grand early-1900s homes with modern view condos just north of downtown.
Neighborhood Guide
Living in Bankers Hill
Perched on the slope between Balboa Park and the bay, Bankers Hill pairs grand early-1900s homes with modern view condos just north of downtown. Buyers come for the elevation, the canyon footbridges and the chance to walk to the park, Little Italy or the core in minutes.
Days here tend to start with a run or dog walk along the west rim of Balboa Park and end at one of the chef-driven restaurants on Fifth Avenue. It's a calm, grown-up neighborhood that suits professionals, empty-nesters and anyone who wants urban convenience without downtown's nightlife noise.
Homes in Bankers Hill
Mostly condominiums, from mid-century low-rises to newer view towers along Sixth Avenue, mixed with restored Victorian and Craftsman homes, some converted into flats.
Market Snapshot
Bankers Hill Market Update
Neighborhood-level sales data for Bankers Hill changes quickly and public sources lag behind. Ask Mash for current pricing, recent sales, and how long homes are taking to sell.
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Things to Love About Bankers Hill
- Balboa Park 1,200-acre cultural park along the neighborhood's east edge
- Spruce Street Suspension Bridge 1912 footbridge swaying over a quiet canyon
- First Avenue Bridge historic steel arch spanning Maple Canyon
- Quince Street Bridge restored 1905 wooden trestle footbridge
- Fifth Avenue the neighborhood's row of neighborhood restaurants and cafes
- Sixth Avenue park-facing residential boulevard with view high-rises
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