Inside the last slice of old-school San Francisco where you can still buy a home for under $1 million
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Ingleside is miles off the beaten path for most San Franciscans.
It's a haul from any central location in the city, and it has a reputation as one of the tougher neighborhoods, which has helped the working-class area stay under the radar of tech workers and real-estate investors. In fact, you can still buy a home for under $1 million in Ingleside.
According to data from Paragon Real Estate Group, only 20% of homes sold in San Francisco since July 2016 went for under $1 million. Of those 593 sales, 83 have been in Ingleside.
Business Insider visited Ingleside to see what this last affordable enclave is like.
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