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Small in size but big on character, Dogpatch is a trendy, historic neighborhood that blends its industrial roots with a modern, artistic vibe. The area developed during the 1800s as a shipbuilding district. The large warehouses and factories that once dominated this part of San Francisco now serve as apartments, art studios, and offices. Slightly secluded and infinitely cool, this historic district has developed into a community of artists – but some of that grit still remains.

Dogpatch sits along the waterfront, directly east of Potrero Hill and south of Mission Bay. Unlike most of San Francisco, the neighborhood is fairly flat and very walkable. Residents also get around by bicycle and by mass transit – the T-line serves the neighborhood, and you can catch the train at the 20th Street Station. It’s also less foggy than the rest of San Francisco, and locals claim this neighborhood has the best weather in the city.