After the fires of the 1906 earthquake ravaged San Francisco, real estate was up for grabs. The wealthy selected to rebuild their lives (and mansions) with the best vistas in the city: at the top of Pacific Heights with views of the ocean. Ever since, the "Pac Heights" neighborhood has attracted the who's who of San Francisco high society, from US senators to oil tycoons to tech moguls. Come explore the mansions, shops, views and scandals of Billionaire's Row.
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Just about every neighborhood in San Francisco has its main thoroughfare of shops and cafes - Valencia Street in the Mission, Hyde Street o…
No other event shaped the design of San Francisco as much as the 1906 earthquake and its subsequent fire. Over 80% of the city was destroye…
Alta Plaza Park stands at the pinnacle of Pac Heights and provides the hoi polloi with a hint of what the local residents get to enjoy ever…
We now enter the part of Pac Heights where the billionaires have displaced the lowly millionaires.
2712 Broadway seized the distinction for being the most expensive home in San Francisco when it was bought in April 2017.
This red brick, Tudor-style house is owned by the Bay's most famous Brit: Sir Jony Ive, the Chief Design Officer for Apple who is responsib…
Continuing along the most exclusive block of Pac Heights, we find ourselves at the site of one of the biggest neighborhood scandals of the …
The Lyon Street Steps are a frequent running spot for Pac Heights elites; expect to see generous application of cosmetics and expensive ath…
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