40 White Street sits in one of San Francisco's most walkable enclaves, where everyday errands unfold on foot and the rhythm of the city feels immediate yet unforced. The address places residents within a neighborhood that balances quiet residential blocks with ready access to markets, cafés, and parks. Its location offers the kind of urban convenience that reduces reliance on a car without sacrificing the tranquility of a tree-lined street. The building's position in this quarter of the city means neighbors know one another, corner shops feel familiar, and the cadence of daily life remains grounded in the particular character of San Francisco's northern neighborhoods.
The streets surrounding 40 White Street carry a Walk Score of 97—a designation that translates to genuine pedestrian freedom. Trader Joe's and Whole Foods Market anchor the grocery landscape, while Lafayette Park and Washington Square provide green relief within minutes. Union Street Coffee Roastery and Perry's on Union serve the café culture that threads through the area. Downtown San Francisco is a 14-minute drive or 19 minutes by transit, and San Francisco International Airport is reachable in 34 minutes by car. The neighborhood's texture comes from its proximity to both daily conveniences and the broader infrastructure of the city.
Walk Score® rates an address from 0–100 by how easily everyday errands — groceries, coffee, dining, school pickup — can be done on foot. 50+ means some errands can be walked, 70+ means most can, and 90+ is a rare walker's paradise. Transit and Bike scores read the same way for public transportation and cycling.
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Born and raised in Palo Alto and now a proud San Francisco resident, Caitlin brings a lifelong connection to the Bay Area and a wealth of local expertise to help her clients navigate our complex real estate market. Caitlin is committed to learning and understanding the individual needs of each of her clients. By combining her marketing expertise, deep local knowledge, and extensive professional network, Caitlin helps buyers and sellers make confident real estate decisions.
Before entering real estate, Caitlin earned her Bachelor’s degree in Communications from Santa Clara University and built a successful career in marketing. She worked for a leading cosmetics company before helping grow CrawlSF, one of the Bay Area’s premier event companies. Her diverse professional background has given her a unique perspective on branding, negotiation, and client service, skills that continue to benefit her real estate clients today.
Another fun fact about Caitlin is, outside of real estate she has pursued a variety of passions throughout her life. She is a former SoulCycle instructor, Oakland Raiders cheerleader, and alumna of the San Francisco Ballet School.
The Oldham Group is one of the Bay Area’s top-ranked real estate teams, with 50+ agents and over $403 million in annual sales across San Francisco, Silicon Valley, the Peninsula, Marin, Monterey, and beyond. As part of Compass, the team combines deep local expertise with the resources of one of the nation’s leading brokerages — powerful technology, innovative marketing, and a nationwide network — so every client benefits from the collective knowledge and support of an entire team working toward one goal: your success.