The Original Designs (And A Few Additional Details) For 325 Fremont
We might be a little slow this morning afternoon, but luckily the plugged-in readers aren’t. As a reader noted, the Baum Thornley Architects design for 325 Fremont (a.k.a. Lots 12,…
JustQuotes: More Green For Greener Building Codes In San Francisco
“San Francisco moved a step closer Wednesday to imposing the country’s most stringent green building codes, regulations that would require new large commercial buildings and residential high-rises to contain such…
The Lots Have Been Cleared For The Californian And More On Fremont
Your tip and question(s): Notices were sent out by the DPW advising property owners within 300 feet of the property of an application for a 3 Lot Merger, and 70…
A Thursday Morning Trifecta: Curb Appeal, Woodwork And Alliteration
It is on the edge of Laurel Heights, and we’re not entirely sold on the flow of the kitchen, but we really can’t argue with the restored woodwork and Edwardian…
Same Same But Different: 425 1st Street #2103 For Sale (Or Rent)
Okay, let’s get this out of the way. No, we’re not going to highlight every single One Rincon Hill condo to hit the resale (or rental) market. No, we’re not…
While Arterra Starts To Strip, The Hayes Starts To Close (And Open)
While Arterra starts to strip, according to a plugged-in tipster The Hayes has started closing (“as of yesterday”) and “ grand opening (with the sales office on site) is scheduled…
Arterra (300 Berry) Selectively Starts To Shed Its Bovis Blue Wrapper
As a number of plugged-in readers have noted, Arterra has selectively started to shed its Bovis blue wrapper (which we really think should have been green). And while they were…
Heritage On Fillmore: Sales Update And An Online Tax Roll Question
It appears that over the past fifteen weeks a total of six net new contracts have been written for market rate condos at Heritage on Fillmore (1310 Fillmore), and that…
We’ll Just Go With The Graphic (And Note That 6% Is Low Not “High”)
∙ Fed tries to shake stubborn rates with cut
JQ: Capital Requirements Follow The Asset Caps For Fannie/Freddie
“Regulators for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac cut the companies’ surplus capital requirement in an effort to expand their combined $1.5 trillion in mortgage investments and revive the U.S. home-loan…