One Hawthorne: A Couple Of Renderings To Accompany Our Reality
On the heels of our One Hawthorne reality check last week, a plugged-in tipster notes that a placeholder One Hawthorne marketing site is now live. Not a lot of new…
Bank Owned Price Discovery For A Beacon Two-Bedroom
As a plugged-in reader noted in July, 250 King Street #530 was taken back by the bank in June. And the bank owned resale of the 1,338 square foot Beacon…
3135 24th Street: Redevelopment Including Residential Approved
Last week the San Francisco Planning Commission approved the redevelopment of 3135 24th Street. The façade of the former Tech Auto Collision Center will be preserved (it’s already been repainted…
Dark Light Passage At 1360 Montgomery: Outside And Atop
Designed by Irvin Goldstine and built in 1937, the Art Moderne Malloch building at 1360 Montgomery played a role in Dark Passage starring Bogart and Bacall. Originally twelve apartments, the…
One Word: Target. Okay, Four: Target At The Metreon?
While Tavern on the Green’s bankruptcy likely killed an outpost in San Francisco’s Metreon Center, the San Francisco Business Times reports the center’s makeover might not be the only big…
Former Thirteen Million Dollar Mansions And New Comps To The South
While a plugged-in reader reports that 200 Manzanita down in Woodside “that sold for $13.8mm back in 2000 just sold for $8mm (after trying to get more than they paid…
Mayor Newsom Double Dips For SF General Hospital Addition
Mayor Newsom double dipped on the ground breaking circuit this week, first for the SFPUC building on Wednesday, and yesterday for the 448,000 square foot San Francisco General Hospital addition…
The California Connection(s) To Tishman Speyer’s Manhattan Flop
As a plugged-in reader notes, Tishman Speyer’s led 2006 investment of $5.4 billion in Manhattan’s Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village continues to head south with all equity investors likely…
Actual San Francisco Foreclosures Up 31.6% QOQ (Down 6.8% YOY)
Bay Area Notices of Default (NODs) in the third quarter of 2009 rose 25.2% on a year-over-year basis, up 72.0% in San Francisco proper (from 353 to 607). NOD activity…
CitiApartments Is No More! Well, Sort Of…
A plugged-in tipster reports: Just finishing up escrow on our first condo purchase and trying to get out of…CitiApartments. This morning called them and a receptionist answered “First Apartments how…