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Purchased for $1,310,000 in February of 2006, the self described “Romanesque Victorian” at 1507 Dolores returned to the market at the beginning of November asking $1,349,000. Two weeks later and…
It was a plugged-in reader that first connected the dots with regard to the listing of Phil Matthews’ AIA home tour home at 398 Eureka. Asking $2,450,000 in September and…
Inventory of Active listed single-family homes, condos, and TICs in San Francisco fell 14% over the past two weeks (versus an average of 16.1% over the same two weeks in…
The Chronicle and a couple of brokerages seem to have figured out what most plugged-in people have known and have been able to act on accordingly since well before the…
Noe Valley, SF chronicles a bit of the development drama that’s been brewing about the six new condominiums at 1260-1270 Dolores Street. At the center of the controversy, the “inadvertent”…
Don’t sweat it if you weren’t invited to the Transbay Transit Center Groundbreaking, we’ve got the next best thing: the groundbreaking video SocketSite “premier.” You know, that video produced by…
One of the larger Harbor Lofts units at 1,438 square feet, 400 Spear #205 sports exposed brick (on three sides), exposed redwood trusses (supporting a 16 foot ceiling), and an…
A plugged-in tipster reports: The SAVA POOL on 19th avenue is opening its doors next Saturday – Dec 20th after being in construction for 16 months. Archit Exposed concrete, Ceramic…
“Cost-cutting tenants have dumped 1.2 million square feet of unwanted office space on the sublease market since July 1, the latest sign that San Francisco’s economy is slowing amid a…
Purchased for $649,000 on 12/30/2005, 855 Folsom #102 is back on the market three years later and asking $649,000. Will it be déjà vu all over again?