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Neighborhoods · City of San Luis Obispo

North SLO: Foothill, Cal Poly & Monterey Heights

The neighborhoods around Foothill Boulevard, Santa Rosa Street and Cal Poly, up to Monterey Heights. It includes the City's northern open spaces and trail connections into Poly Canyon.

Includes: Foothill · Cal Poly area · Ferrini & Highland · Monterey Heights

Home market: ZIP 93405

West & north SLO, Laguna Lake, Cal Poly. Sales for August 2026; homes for sale as of October 8, 2026. ZIP-level data from Redfin, the smallest area with reliable figures.

Median sale price
$1,248,460
▲ 25.0% vs. a year ago
Homes sold (August 2026)
48
▼ 3.3% vs. a year ago
Median days on market
37
+3 days vs. a year ago
Homes for sale now
38
incl. 3 condos (median list $637,000)

Homes sold at 99% of list price on average. Monthly ZIP figures swing with a small number of sales, so compare several months before drawing conclusions. Countywide trends are on the market data page.

What's being built: 4 projects

Every project of five or more homes or 2,500+ sq ft of commercial space that the City is tracking in this area, from the City's Current Development Projects map. Each "Map" link opens the location.

Under building review (4)

Building plans in City plan check

ProjectWhat it isLocation
Motel InnRevised design: 83 hotel rooms including 27 bungalow buildings, plus amenities.Map
Villages at Broad ExpansionResidential care facility: two three-story buildings with 59 beds.Map
500 Westmont Ave. (Tract 3157)23-lot residential subdivision.Map
175 Crandall WayFour residential buildings with 43 homes, replacing existing structures.Map

Public schools

Schools listed are located in or next to this area; school assignment depends on your exact address. Confirm with San Luis Coastal Unified School District.

Open space & walkability

San Luis Obispo as a whole has a Walk Score of 56 ("somewhat walkable"), a Bike Score of 69 and a Transit Score of 28 (Walk Score). Areas closer to downtown are generally more walkable than the city's edges.

City trail information: City of San Luis Obispo Trail System.

Other SLO areas

Sources

Project details and stages come from the City's public map and can change quickly; contact City Community Development (805-781-7170) for the latest on a specific project. Area boundaries here are general guides, not official neighborhood lines. Market data are estimates from Redfin.