Mission
Neighborhood Intelligence

The Mission analysis neighborhood runs from Market Street and the Division Street/11th Street edge of SoMa south to Cesar Chavez Street, and from Dolores Street east to Potrero Avenue and US-101. It includes the Inner Mission and Mission Dolores, the commercial corridors of Mission, Valencia, and 24th streets, and the former industrial blocks of the Northeast Mission. With roughly 55,100 residents, it is one of the city's most populous analysis neighborhoods and a long-standing center of San Francisco's Latino community, known for murals such as those in Balmy Alley.

Housing stock is dominated by Victorian and Edwardian flats and apartment buildings, with newer mid-rise residential buildings near the BART stations and in the northeast. Zoning is notably varied: RH-2, RH-3, and RM-1 on residential blocks; the RTO-M (Residential Transit Oriented–Mission) district; the Mission Street, Valencia Street, and 24th-Mission Neighborhood Commercial Transit (NCT) districts; and UMU and PDR-1-G in the Northeast Mission. Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital, the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts, and the Women's Building are major institutions here.