Actual San Francisco Foreclosures Down 42% QOQ (Up 70% YOY)
Bay Area Notices of Default (NODs) fell 12% on a year-over-year basis in the fourth quarter of 2008, down 9.6% in San Francisco proper (from 353 to 302). And while…
The 8 Washington Development Website: New And Improved!
As a tipster notes, Pacific Waterfront Partners’ website for the development of 8 Washington (and San Francisco’s Seawall Lot 351) has been updated to include a couple of snazzy new…
Just Under $900,000 Originally, Asking Just Under $800,000 Today
Asking just under $900,000 (not including upgrades) when the sales office first opened (acording to a plugged-in Infinity resident). Asking just under $900,000 ($885,000) as a resale last month (and…
SocketSite’s Residential Real Estate Outlook For 2009
We currently see across the board weakness in San Francisco’s residential real estate market throughout 2009 as economic woes compound the impact of tighter credit markets and a shift in…
November S&P/Case-Shiller: San Francisco MSA Down, Rate Levels
According to the November 2008 S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index (pdf), single-family home prices in the San Francisco MSA fell 3.0% from October ’08 to November ’08 and are down 30.8%…
123 Laidley: Same Sales Flair Now Available For Rent (And Analysis)
As a plugged-in reader points out, the Jeremy Kotas re-designed 123 Laidley has gone the rental route. Now asking a “PRICE REDUCED” $5,550 per month. And now that we have…
JustQuotes: Remember That “Positive” Sales Surprise? Surprise!
“Fannie Mae, the largest source of home-loan money in the U.S., said it will need to tap as much as $16 billion in emergency funds from the U.S. Treasury Department…
On The Market (But Not The Public Facing MLS): 651 27th Street
A single-family home over in Noe Valley, 651 27th Street was purchased for $1,200,000 in February of 2004, was extensively remodeled in 2005 (“Design award-winner of Calif Home and Design…
The Answer: To Comp (555 4th Street #521 Closes Escrow)
The sale of unit #521 at the Palms (555 4th Street) has closed escrow with a reported contract price of $690,000 (with all appliances intact). As we wrote in December:…
The Royal Towers Developer’s Unit Returns (1750 Taylor #1701)
As we wrote in our September 2007 scoop: Originally the developer’s unit, #1701 in The Royal Towers (1750 Taylor) boasts panoramic bridge to bridge (and everything in between) views, as…