Alamo Square, the 'mellow' SF neighborhood where rent jumped 42% SFGATE
Alamo Square is described as a 'mellow' neighborhood in San Francisco. It has experienced a significant increase in rent. The rent in Alamo Square jumped 42%.
Further details about the neighborhood and the rent increase can be found at SFGATE, the source of this information.
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