Temporary Transbay Terminal Cam And Construction Update
From the first building in June, to the first palm in August, construction on the Temporary Transbay Terminal keeps chugging along (although a bit behind schedule). Greyhound could be on…
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From the first building in June, to the first palm in August, construction on the Temporary Transbay Terminal keeps chugging along (although a bit behind schedule). Greyhound could be on…
From the listing: “Absolutely stunning remodeled single family house.” We’ll just have to agree. Now about Sandoval’s illegal paving legislation… UPDATE: A plugged-in reader gets the credit and we simply…
With 100% of San Francisco precincts reporting, and a rather anemic 15.43% voter turnout at the polls (not including absentee), Proposition D to establish a special Mid-Market sign district has…
SFGate recently ran a bit called “Is the bubble back?” highlighting a “creeping” median sales price from August to September in San Francisco as evidence of increasing prices and a…
A tax assessed value of $2,393,000 would suggest a sale price not too far from the $2,350,000 asking price for 1333 Jones Street #505 when last on the market. Back…
The sale of Watermark (501 Beale) penthouse #2B closed escrow on 10/19/09 with a reported contract price of $950,000. While still “not cheap” at $932 per square foot, it is…
A vote on a Supervisor Avalos’ legislation that would extend “just cause” eviction rights to all rental units rather than just those (for the most part) built before June 1979…
As we wrote about 188 South Park #7 when the developer’s unit was listed for $1,995,000 in 2006: We’re suckers for a luxurious shower (and doubly so when it’s outside).…
The Cubix sales office (766 Harrison) is about to re-open their doors. Lost to foreclosure in July, it’s no longer a HausBau property. And according to our sources it’s still…
“…the belief among many lenders is that the demand for commercial space and condominiums could be “extraordinarily weak” for several more years, in large part because businesses aren’t showing signs…