Explore DBI permits, SFPD incident data, and RH-1(D) and RM-1 zoning in Twin Peaks, San Francisco's hilltop neighborhood around the city's central peaks.
Search this neighborhoodThe Twin Peaks Analysis Neighborhood surrounds the two peaks at the geographic center of San Francisco, bounded roughly by Clarendon Avenue on the north, Laguna Honda Boulevard on the west, Portola Drive and Woodside Avenue on the south, and Market Street and Douglass Street on the east. Along with the Twin Peaks summit and Christmas Tree Point, it includes Midtown Terrace, Clarendon Heights, the hillside blocks along Corbett Avenue above Market Street, Sutro Tower, and the Laguna Honda Hospital campus. It has about 7,702 residents in roughly 3,795 housing units.
Housing is a mix of mid-century single-family homes on winding hillside streets, especially in Midtown Terrace, and multi-unit buildings on the eastern slopes. SF Planning Code zoning is dominated by RH-1(D) single-family detached districts, with RM-1 (Residential-Mixed, Low Density), RH-2, and RH-1 on the eastern side. A large share of the land is zoned P (Public), covering the Twin Peaks Natural Area, Laguna Honda Hospital, and other city property.
CivicScout tracks SFPD incident reports, injury traffic crashes, and open DBI notices of violation across Twin Peaks for any searched address.
View safety data →DBI permit activity in Twin Peaks centers on remodels, additions, and foundation and retaining-wall work on hillside homes, along with periodic work at Laguna Honda Hospital.
View permits →Major construction and high-impact permits — see what’s changing across the neighborhood.
View new construction →Twin Peaks combines large P (Public) parcels with RH-1(D) single-family zoning, plus RM-1 and RH-2 on its eastern slopes.
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View schools →Location reports for Twin Peaks addresses surface DBI permit history, open 311 cases, DBI notices of violation, and the applicable SF Planning Code zoning district.
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