In response to a time when commuters are looking at alternatives to spending hundreds more each month in gas, Forbes presents their America’s Most Fuel-Efficient Neighborhoods list.

Owning a home in a walkable neighborhood saves residents $300 to $400 a month, according to research by the Congress for the New Urbanism, compared to exurban neighborhoods where costs top out at $1000/month. The list below, with costs ranging from $600-$800/month assumes you still have an auto-oriented commute of some sort, because we all know the costs drop to a $100 if you’re taking mass transit or near zero if you’re walking, like yours truly.

Forbes’ list, with average monthly transportation cost:

1. Brooklyn Heights, NYC - $643
2. Koreatown, Los Angeles - $658
3. Logan Square, Chicago - $742
4. Arlington, VA, Washington DC metro - $747
5. The Mission, San Francisco - $746 (pictured)
6. Fishtown, Philadelphia PA - $674
7. Jamaica Plain, Boston - $728
8. Woodward Corridor, Detroit MI - $728
9. Greenville, Dallas TX - $745
10. Montrose, Houston TX - $760

Image source: Mission District, SF by Sutanto