One Rincon Hill (425 First)
We’ve been talking about One Rincon Hill for months: the design, size, sales center, and opening bash. The basic overview: ∙ Two towers: South tower – 55 stories, 550 feet,…
Make That 1,741
Damion points out that the “Sales & Design Center” (i.e., sales office) for The Infinity (650 units) will also open its doors this weekend. ∙ 1,091 New Units Hit The…
Rumor Confirmed: Mob Scene At One Rincon Hill
From a most excellent tipster: had a quiet opening last night that was attended by 400 ecstatic neighbors, realtors and their friends. They opened up the entire inventory (400?) for…
1,091 New Units Hit The Market
Despite the big opening on Thursday, rumor has it that the One Rincon Hill sales office quietly started selling yesterday. And rumor also has it that the joint sales office…
Seeing A ‘Good’ Deep Red
Curbed discovers a link to “Crapsman Cottage,” a blog in which the ex-owner of a Noe Valley Craftsman wonders: “hy buy a perfect Craftsman bungalow and turn it into a…
Salvaging An Office
It’s no ScrapHouse, but then again, it’s permanent. The Chronicle profiles the “recycled” new office of Intero Real Estate in Walnut Creek (designed by Holey Associates of San Francisco and…
Krafft Work
A turn of the century condo at 2616 Jackson, and which is “attributed to renown architect” Julius E. Krafft, has been on the market for three months and has just…
Symphony Towers (750 Van Ness Avenue)
In 2002 Lakeview Ventures received approval to build an “affordable housing project” of 141 apartments at 724 Van Ness (actually two towers, a 14-story tower on Van Ness and a…
Those Damn Fools
The Motley Fool pounces on the National Association of Realtors (NAR), the press, and housing as an “investment”: These are people who want us all to believe in housing as…
The Hills Of San Francisco
No real story (although real estate market metaphors/similies abound), just made us chuckle so we thought we’d share. Thanks to the Potrero Hill Blog (and the “TravelingTiger”) for lightening the…