But What About The Television?
You may covet one of those remote controlled hidden televisions, but what you really need is a “cleverly disquised remote controlled hidden bed.” ∙ Listing: 1255 California #102 – $487,000
2002 California: The Bigger Picture
According to our tipsters, 2002 California sold for $1,552,000 two weeks ago. And although we continue to believe that the property has great potential, we have to admit that we…
From ‘Sticky’ To ‘Slippery’: A Fundamental Change In The Housing Market?
Technical traders and analysts often talk about support levels or a floor price. In the housing market, real estate agents talk about “stickiness.” Previous downturns in the housing market have…
Yet Another Reason To Plug In To SocketSite
Almost six weeks since we brought the “Greenest Home In San Francisco” to your attention, the Chronicle publishes a great overview of the house (520 Clipper). If you were plugged…
Three In 301 Bryant
301 Bryant is a beautiful building. Designed by Tanner Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects (now in the portfolios of both TANNERHECHT Architecture and LEDDY MAYTUM STACY Architects) and developed by ECB,…
Apartment Therapy San Francisco Goes Live
New York based Apartment Therapy has officially flipped the switch on the San Francisco edition. And despite the fact we don’t get a mention on the site (perhaps it was…
Instant Equity! (a.k.a. Free Money)
From the “if it sounds too good to be true” files: the listing for 618 Precita Ave. Currently listed at $864,468, the listing agent taunts, “Folks, this house was appraised…
Everything’s A Buck Thousand!
Is the market changing and you’re unsure how to price a commercial property? Well, you could just list it for $1,000 and then add this clever little addendum: “Listing price…
DataQuick Reports Part 1: The Basic Report
Ten hours later and this is already old news, but for those of you who missed it, DataQuick reported Bay Area sales stats for March this morning. For the Bay…
The Royal San Francisco
The Royal Insurance Building at 201 Sansome Street was built in 1907 for the Royal Globe Insurance Company, and after ninety-nine years, it’s going residential. Designed by New York City…