I live in the low-crime area of SF depicted in the graph, and I can confirm that most definitely there is a much lower population density than in other areas of

I live in the low-crime area of SF depicted in the graph, and I can confirm that most definitely there is a much lower population density than in other areas of SF, including places like PacHeights. It is mainly residential, with the houses being roughly 100 years old. Most people in SF that I know have never been to that area, mainly because there's no reason to unless you live there. But then again, the crime rates in Outer Sunset are relatively low as well, and they are at roughly sea level, and they are at stark contrast to SOMA, etc. Mind you, the houses in that area start at $900k for 2br/1ba houses, and 1.2M for 3/2 of reasonable size. There are very large houses as well for $2M+, especially in St. Francis Wood, and Forest Hill.