Dustin Chaveleh
Your home-buying journey starts here
Texas roots.
San Francisco hustle.
Dustin moved to San Francisco from Texas after graduating from the University of Texas at Austin. He came here for a career in finance and tech — he worked at Bloomberg and Goldman Sachs and quickly found himself obsessed with real estate.
That obsession turned into action. He started investing personally, acquiring out-of-state properties, and getting his license — all while building the chops to read a deal before most people even see the listing.
Today, Dustin brings that same finance-and-data mindset to his clients — helping first-time buyers, professionals, and relocators navigate San Francisco with clarity and confidence.
CA DRE # 02368948
Read About Your Neighborhood, Your Move
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The Mission District
Vibrant murals, incredible food, and a neighborhood that never stops moving. The Mission is SF's cultural heartbeat.
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The Marina
Waterfront living with energetic nightlife, young professional buzz, and postcard views of the Golden Gate.
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North Beach
San Francisco’s “Little Italy,” filled with historic cafés, iconic bookstores, and a lively mix of old-school charm and nightlife.
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The Castro
A vibrant, historic neighborhood known for its iconic LGBTQ+ culture, colorful energy, and a mix of nightlife, cafes, and classic Victorian homes.
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Duboce Triangle
A tucked-away San Francisco pocket where tree-lined streets, charming Victorians, and easy access to transit meet a calm, central city vibe.
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Nob Hill
An elevated, historic neighborhood known for grand hotels, cable car views, and classic San Francisco elegance overlooking the city.
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Embarcadero Waterfront
San Francisco’s iconic waterfront corridor, defined by bay views, Ferry Building energy, and a seamless blend of transit, dining, and open-air city life.
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Twin Peaks
A dramatic hillside landmark offering some of the best panoramic views in San Francisco, from the Bay to the Pacific, above the city’s fog line.
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Haight Ashbury
A colorful, counterculture-rooted neighborhood known for its vintage shops, eclectic Victorian homes, and enduring 1960s free-spirited energy.
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Noe Valley
A sunny, quiet residential enclave known for its charming Victorian homes, family-friendly streets, and relaxed village-like feel in the heart of the city.
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The Excelsior
Right below Bernal Heights, The Excelsior features McLaren Park to the East, and Geneva Avenue to the south. It is in the SFAR’s District 10.
Taking the Next Step
For Sellers
Selling in San Francisco takes more than a listing. Pricing it right, timing it well, and presenting it strategically — these things separate a smooth sale from a frustrating one.
For Buyers
Buying in SF is unlike anywhere else. It has its own rules — different contract structures, competitive offer dynamics, and neighborhood quirks that catch first-time buyers off guard.
Ready to make
your move?
CA License DRE #
02368948
Phone
(512) 391-9306
E-mail
dustinchaveleh@kw.com
Office
1624 California Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
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