If you're looking to explore San Francisco for a trip or to call it home, you're in the right place.
I help people explore neighborhoods and look for communities they can enjoy. The feel of a neighborhood is created by the people, food and culture that surrounds them. I'll be exploring restaurants and neighborhoods regularly, so check back often.
If you're looking to make San Francisco you're home, don't hesitate to reach out. I'll be adding videos of the process of buying or selling here in the city and will share stories of past clients too. Start your search here: zenlist.com/a/james-p.cullen
San Francisco is in an ideal spot to go on 1-2 Day trips through Northern California, so i'll share hot tips and suggestions of where to go, and what to eat.
I'm always open to learning and hearing suggestions too!
I always wonder how people love living in such a windy neighborhood 😃 and then I realize that it's San Francisco actually! LOL it's windy and foggy from top to toe)))
Thank you for this tour! I spent 2 wonderful years in San Francisco and it remains one of my favorite cities. I spent most of the time exploring the city on foot and playing tennis on Margaret S. Hayward Playground. Out team is the best! I miss you, guys!
So lovely… those tree shadows on the streets are so dramatically attractive and artistic! The style and places that you filmed of SF are tasteful, calm, and of course beautiful! I love Russian Hill, Nob Hill and of course Pacific Heights too!
Thanks Hsing! I’ll be adding a lot more over the next few months and can’t wait to do Nob Hill and Russian Hill. Both are loved and enjoyed for different reasons
I have lived in SF 45 years and have lived in many neighborhoods here. In the 90’s I was a volunteer City Guide and my beat was Pacific Heights. I learned the history of the area and loved sharing it with visitors. 2 years ago I moved to the neighborhood, one block from Alta Plaza. While it lacks the ethnic diversity I’m used to, there are so many things I love about it. That’s San Francisco, every neighborhood is unique.
Thanks for watching! That’s a different area. The city isn’t 1 million drug addicts. Cities are complex and have many different people. I will make a video about those areas, stay tuned if that’s what you’re looking for.
First visited in mid-1950s. Remember Coit Tower, Far East Cafe, à huge public swimming pool, and more. Our nice home in St. Helena cost my parents $20,000. The average new house was closer to $12,000. No tuition at UC or the state colleges. Only a fee of about $125 per semester.
Wow!! In St. Helena, that's such a beautiful place. I hope you enjoyed making memories with your parents there over the years. I wish education could get back to that type of affordability, it's certainly getting to an unattainable level.
This neighborhood are properly well maintained and beautiful. Can you please make more walking view in nice neighborhoods in San Francisco I really miss living there.
Thanks Bro ~ Im getting a little Sick of the Hater’s ( Like ) ~ NEVER President ( DeSantis ) Capping on a City they ( Pretend ) to know Nothing About. They are Scared to Watch your Videos, and See the Truth about the City by the Bay.
Most the pizza at Giants games is actually Tony’s. A North Beach neighborhood special. Goat Hills Potrero location just started up the “Neighborhood night” where it’s all you can eat pizza and Salad for about $15
I've walked every street in every neighborhood in San Francisco and have learned a lot in the process. What I learned about Pacific Heights is that its rich, entitled and paranoid residents universally asked me the same question: Can I help you? The interpretation was clear: What are you doing here?
Hey Cliff, Sorry to hear that. It's a huge neighborhood and there are certainly some parts that are much quieter and I've even felt out of place as a local. It's interesting how many people have hired private security and patrol consistently through the neighborhood. I don't think that happens in any other neighborhood here.
@@mattmayo3539 Love that! My weekly email last week was talking about how we lost good building design after WWI started. Many workers and good resources were pulled for the war efforts. Creating an opportunity for average builders to build homes that looked good, but deteriorated much faster. I'm sure your cousins love it in Forest Hill!
Working on editing some videos of Sea Cliff and Lake Street right now. Did you see Ansel Adam's house came to the market yesterday in West Clay Park? It'll be open this Sunday 2-4pm!
