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Revere Ave has the Bayview Library and the YMCA -- two great neighborhood resources.

Bayview is one of the few neighborhoods in San Francisco where people really get to know their neighbors. Because so many of the homes are owner-occupied, residents tend to stay a while. Lots of people work either downtown or in the Peninsula; Bayview has easy access to the 22nd street Caltrain station, as well as the 101 Freeway.

There are tons of community oriented things to do -- the Bayview Underground Food Scene is hot, (http://d10watch.blogspot.com/2013/11/bayview-underground-food-scene.html), and we are among the few neighborhoods to have our own brewery (Speakeasy) and Mead Maker (SF Mead Company).

Because Bayview is so much less expensive, we have a lot of artists and working class people and fewer hipsters than the rest of SF. People come to Bayview to fulfill their dreams; they can afford to open the chocolate factory, coffee shop or bakery that they've been dreaming of for decades without needing VC funding.

"Bayview don't tweet" You find out about things in Bayview by walking around and talking to people. It takes longer, but the result is much more satisfying.