For a Bay Area porch with intense southwestern light on fronds but shaded pot, the areca palm (Dypsis lutescens) is ideal. It tolerates sun, handles container restriction (limiting height to ~12 ft), and adapts to the shaded root zone.
Most palms dislike the root-zone shade/frond-sun split. Arecas are uniquely adaptable. They also stay cleaner than queen palms (no heavy fruit drop).
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