Neo-punks, club kids, fashionites, tourists and neighborhood folks are equally at home here, whether they have come to get a new piercing, grab a burrito, find the latest drum 'n' bass 12-inch or just people-watch from a café. But there are two distinctly different areas of the Haight: The Upper Haight, which stretches from Stanyan to Masonic, is the more moneyed shopping zone, though it deteriorates a bit where it stretches toward Golden Gate Park. Meanwhile, the Lower Haight, roughly Divisidero to Webster, is a more diverse neighborhood with a grittier feel. While it has been an alternate nightlife hub for years, with bars like Noc Noc and Mad Dog and popular clubs the Top and Nickies, the Lower Haight has become a main draw among DJs and ravers with the proliferation of dance-music record shops and clubs like The Top

Apartments For Rent
100 Broderick
Large Studios, 1 Bedrooms & 2 Bedrooms. Located Near World Renowned Haight & Ashbury.

121 Broderick St.
1 Bedrooms at various sizes. Located blocks from Buena Vista Park and the Pan Handle. 1 block from Divisidero with easy access to public transportation.

244 Grattan St.
1 Bedrooms & 2 Bedrooms. Located in the Cole Valey neighborhood near Buena Vista Park within walking distance to Haight Street shops and restaurants.

990 Fulton St.
Large Studios & 1 Bedrooms. Located near Alamo Square with easy access to Divisidero and Public Transportation.