Oceanview / Merced / Ingleside
The southwestern corner of the city, bounded by Interstate 280 and Junipero Serra Boulevard. Ocean View was platted by homestead associations along the San Francisco and San Jose Railroad starting in the 1860s; Ingleside grew up around 19th-century roadhouses and the Ingleside Racetrack (1895–1905); Merced Heights, the ridge between them, was mostly built after World War II.
Streets documented so far
- Ashton Avenue
1 building, built 1923. - Beverly Street
1 building, built 1914. - Broad Street
4 buildings, built 1896–1946. - De Montfort Avenue
1 building, built 1939. - Farallones Street
1 building, built 1948. - Faxon Avenue
1 building, built 1930. - Granada Avenue
1 building, built 1989. - Jules Avenue
2 buildings, built 1926–1927. - Lobos Street
1 building, built 1906. - Miramar Avenue
2 buildings, built 1905–1917. - Montana Street
1 building, built 1907. - Ocean Avenue
2 buildings, built 1900–1909; 2 in the Ocean Avenue Neighborhood Commercial District. - Plymouth Avenue
1 building, built 1904. - Randolph Street
1 building, built 1907. - Sadowa Street
1 building, built 1910. - Sagamore Street
1 building, built 1890. - Summit Street
1 building, built 1936.