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Exceptional West SoMa Loft Finally Secures an “At Asking” Sale

October 2, 2020

Purchased for $1.135 million in March of 2015, the “exceptional TOP-FLOOR” unit #28 with “soaring double height ceilings” in the award-winning brick & timber live/work loft building at 380 10th…

SocketSite on Purchase Mortgage Activity Drops, Jumbo Rates Inch Down
UPDATE: Purchase mortgage application volume in the U.S. ticked back up 2 percent over the past week but was down…
Fishchum on Number of Homes on the Market in S.F. Ticks Up, Sales Down
Thank you! doesn't come across as snarky - I've just seen claims that differ wildly from this site, and from…
Neighborhood Activist on Below Market Rate One-Bedroom Reduced
Just to add context, the HOA fees are not a function of the market, they are a function of the…
sockttome on Below Market Rate One-Bedroom Reduced
Yes, the BMR program has yielded mixed results. When offered up in a brand-new building people line up around the…
Hunter on Below Market Rate One-Bedroom Reduced
Yeah I think most BMR owners do sell at a profit if they stay in the unit more than a…
Brahma (incensed renter) on Below Market Rate One-Bedroom Reduced
I don't know if the "You can’t sell the property at a profit, yet selling at a loss is possible"…
Hunter on Below Market Rate One-Bedroom Reduced
BMR owner here - you do generally have to fall just under the income requirements to be able to meet…
The Milkshake of Despair on Inspired Italianate Dwell-ing Returns
That's a novel way to disguise a Murphy bed. Well done!
Matt in Uptown on Below Market Rate One-Bedroom Reduced
How does buying a BMR property ever make sense? The program seems designed to ensure that buyers can just barely…
Matt in Uptown on Another “At Asking” Sale Yields Nearly 30 Percent Less
Do tell.