That Same House In Address Only Sells (And Gooses The $/SQFT)
In 2004 844 Bay Street (the one with the red door) was a two-bedroom single-family home of two thousand and thirty-five square feet and sold for $1,550,000 ($761 per square…
Exploring The Cost Of Renovating San Francisco’s Decrepit Piers
“In 2006, the port and the Exploratorium executed a three-year exclusive negotiating agreement in which the museum would spend nearly $100 million to repair and retrofit the decrepit piers 15-17…
Putting A Price On Tenant Buyouts (And On The Market): 1890 Clay
The 74 unit Clay Park Tower at 1890 Clay has been on the market for around a month (asking $39,950,000). And it’s a plugged-in tipster that provides some insight into…
Cubix Yerba Buena (766 Harrison): Reader Perspective And Pricing
A plugged-in reader takes a tour of Cubix Yerba Buena (766 Harrison) and reports back: Toured Cubix this weekend. Like the architecture a lot, feels solid, natural light is great,…
A Couple Of Recent Reductions On Properties You Might Recognize
As previously noted, 4419 19th Street returned to the market last week with the same list price of three months before. And after just five days back, said price has…
Saitowitz Scores With The Critics (But Not With Those Next Door)
From John King: As cities mature, they are shaped by the constant tension between old and new, tall and short, broad strokes and fine grain. Now there’s a fresh example…
Eight Eight Eight On Eight Eight Oh Eight: An Auspicious Return?
From a plugged-in “tipster” when it was listed for $2,458,000 two months ago: That’s a first class job and a reasonable price in a great neighborhood. They really did everything…
Elegant Details, Details, Details (And A New Kitchen): 666 Post #1103
We love the architectural details, and we’re suckers for a wood burning fireplace in the sky, but we do wish the new kitchen was up to par with the rest…
We Know It’s Not Over, But We’re Calling It The Quote Of The Week
“I love it and have stalked it for years…if I thought peeing on the gate to keep other people away would help I would be on my way up the…
In The Pipeline For First And Folsom: 550-feet And 600 Units
From JK Dineen at the San Francisco Business Times: “The San Francisco Redevelopment Agency is seeking a developer to tackle a prime 600-unit residential project at First and Folsom streets,…