104 Collins: The Architect And Landscape Designer
Over a year ago, 104 Collins was added to SocketSite’s “Curb Appeal” archive. Ever since, we’ve received numerous requests for information on the team responsible for the stunning renovation. And…
Where’s The Simulated Tower?
On the heels of one tipster noting that the “view” from the model unit in The Infinity Sales Center might actually be from the 9th floor of the Gap, another…
Irony Or Foreshadowing?
It probably didn’t seem quite so ironic to have originally included “Sellers to remain on the property at no cost until 9/29” in the listing for 1141-1145 Filbert. But after…
The Infinity Sales Center: SocketSite’s Inside Scoop
While the sales center for The Infinity opened last week, no units have been offered for sale. In fact, the first release of units isn’t scheduled to occur for another…
One Building, Four Listings, Four Different Answers
It’s always interesting to compare the listings in a building. Take 1201 California for example. There are currently four coop’s for sale in the building ranging in price from $1,195,000…
QuickLinks: One Tipster, Three Links
One of our favorite tipsters peppers us with a trio of links: ∙ Fee-based realty consultants gain foothold in home sales ∙ New Evidence Of Bay Area Real Estate Slowdown…
Curb Appeal: The Sunny Steps Of 2813 Buchanan
On this sunny San Francisco day we pay homage to the recently unveiled mosaic steps (full view) of 2813 Buchanan. These steps definitely set the tone for the rest of…
The Tale Of Two Developments: Chapter 1
Despite the fact that The Infinity opened its Sales & Design Center last week (160 Folsom), and launched a “flashy” new website this week (the-infinity.com), most eyes still seem to…
Condo Living In San Francisco
Damion Matthews, a frequent SocketSite contributor and go-to source for SoMa insight and tips, has launched SFcondo.org (a blog dedicated to “Condo living in San Francisco”). Initial posts include an…
How Will It Read In 2007?
The Bubble Meter provides a side-by-side comparison between the 2005 and 2006 book covers for David Lereah’s “Real Estate Boom.” It just begs the question: how will it read in…