4148 23rd Street – SocketSite™

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Redone In 2008 And Foreclosed Upon In Noe Valley Yesterday

September 25, 2015

The four-bedroom Noe Valley home at 4148 23rd Street underwent a down-to-the-studs remodeling circa 2008 and was listed for $1.799 million that April. Withdrawn from the market in 2009, at…

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