Nob Hill

Nob Hill is a neighborhood in the High End Retail District of Stilwater.

Overview

In Saints Row, this neighborhood is part of the High End Retail District, along with Atlantis Avenue. It is under the control of the Vice Kings but is unlocked for the Saints upon the completion of the mission "3rd Street Vice Kings".

In Saints Row 2, Atlantis Avenue has been merged with this Neighborhood and the High End Retail District now consists of Nob Hill and the new Rounds Square Shopping Center neighborhood located beneath it. Nob Hill is now controlled by The Ronin but is unlocked for the Saints upon completion of the mission "Laundry Day".

Locations

The map only shows these three stores, yet the Rounds Square Shopping Center, which is accessible from the Nob Hill neighborhood, has 9 stores inside.

Non-enterable stores include,

Brodie Budder's Bagels
Key of G
Camden and Sons
Moudy & Schmidt
Jenny's Bling-Bling Factory
Lost & Found
Snapz (lightning symbol)
Sparg's Guitars
Nate & Bradley's TOY BOX
Nat & Ramin's Jam House
Payne & Co
Manyon Man
Rock n Roll
Eddie's Sports
Charlie's Galaxy
Gus and Gon's Comic Shop
Lil's Bingo Hall
Henry's Dojo
Cresendo
Duarte's
Super Condos
Twin Towers
The Sellmidt Haus
Tysonian the Condonian
Viral
DDT_Unlimited
Forester Books
Middle C
Asazong
Magito
Sad Panda
Wasabi
Scrap Sisters
Rodger's Couch

Trivia

In real life, "Nob Hill" is slang for an upper class neighborhood. Originally, "nob" was short for "snob", although the term "nob" has been adopted in widespread use to refer to the upper class, and is the official name of several locations
During the Newscasts played during and after the "3rd Street Vice Kings" mission, Jack Armstrong refers to Nob Hill as "Glenview Hills."^[1]^[2]
The Ronin's control can be seen as some stores have Asian influenced names such as Magito, Asazong, Wasabi, and Henry's Dojo.
Sad Panda is used as a store name but later becomes a character in Saints Row: The Third.
There is a CD in front of Nat & Ramin's Jam House.
There are several Ronin tags that are not able to be covered up.
"Payne & Co" is named after David Payne, a member of the Art Team.
"Moudy & Schmidt" is named after Greg Moudy and Jon Schmidt, both members of the Art Team.
Angelo Lopez shopped here with Luz often (much to his despise).