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Exceptional Noe Home Trades for Its 2016 Price

November 19, 2020

Purchased for $4.94 million in June of 2016, the 3,600-square-foot, 4-bedroom Noe Valley home at 481 Jersey Street returned to the market priced at $5.6 million this past February, a…

Brahma (incensed renter) on Converted Cole Valley TIC Unit Fetches an “Over Asking!” Price
I mean, going the way it's been going over the past two decades, what would be next? Cutting up each…
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redseca2 on Converted Cole Valley TIC Unit Fetches an “Over Asking!” Price
It is one half of what was once a decent flat.
Fishchum on Modern Mansion Atop Mount Sutro Returns
Not disagreeing with you, but I think the ultimate buyer of this home probably won't have "walkability" at the top…
Fishchum on Converted Cole Valley TIC Unit Fetches an “Over Asking!” Price
All of those features are pretty normal for this kind of building, though.
tipster on Converted Cole Valley TIC Unit Fetches an “Over Asking!” Price
4th floor walk up with no dining room, laundry 4 floors below, minimal kitchen counter space and a bizarre vent…
Notcom on East Bay Office Vacancy Rate Inches Up, But…
I'm not sure it's historic preservation, per se - tho that would presumably help with the financing - more along…
MG on Converted Cole Valley TIC Unit Fetches an “Over Asking!” Price
Wait, the city allowed a six unit TIC building to condo convert in 2022? That should be the real headline.…
Fact on East Bay Office Vacancy Rate Inches Up, But…
Historic restoration? Extend the timeline extra year or two.
Notcom on East Bay Office Vacancy Rate Inches Up, But…
Actually, I would argue a "best case" has little to do with what occupancy is finally developed but whether/not the…