Renting The Whole Remodeled Noe Home For Under Six (Asking)
Purchased for $1,230,000 in December 2003, the remodeled Noe Valley home at 350 Valley returned to the market in September 2009 but was withdrawn in December after a price cut…
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Purchased for $1,230,000 in December 2003, the remodeled Noe Valley home at 350 Valley returned to the market in September 2009 but was withdrawn in December after a price cut…
Either EastWest Bank ended up funding the project, or builder Joe Cassidy found another source of funds for the development of 1844 Market Street. For as a plugged-in reader noted…
A collection of official Comments and Responses to the previously published Draft Environmental Report for the 555 Washington Street Project is now online. Our comment: Yes please (and not the…
According to the San Francisco Business Times, Trader Joe’s has finalized a lease to open a 13,000 square foot store in the Castro, filling an empty storefront in the Market…
It’s a single-family Bernal “2/1” (with unofficial 1/1 below) that’s been held for just shy of five years. Purchased in April 2005 for $855,000 with $85,500 down (10%), 724 Moultrie…
While it hasn’t yet been officially announced, plugged-in people know a new Transbay Transit Center website is now online. And while the intro animation should look (and sound) familiar, a…
A plugged-in tipster delivers a few detailed massing models for the development of 1127 Market Street (a.k.a. the Strand Theater which has been shuttered for seven years). Unfortunately we don’t…
If we’re not mistaken , 124 Lily is a Topetcher Architecture design built on a lot split from 229 Oak behind. Single-family new construction in Hayes Valley with four bedrooms,…
Deputy Attorney General Christine Sproul recently sent a letter to the California High-Speed Rail Authority noting “the Transbay Terminal must be part of the high speed rail system.” And Federal…
As the August montage was of 29 empty or available storefronts on Union, according to the Chronicle 35 businesses “went under from the start of 2008 through the second quarter…