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Unfortunately neither the kitchen nor baths match the condition of the living, dining or entry hall. And don’t get us started on those replacement windows. Purchased for $1,175,000 in July…
Plugged-in people knew it was coming soon, and as a reader notes, 2311 Broadway (a.k.a. the “Party of Five” house) is now officially here. Asking $7,280,000 for the seven bedrooms…
Preliminary September labor force data counts for San Francisco, Marin and San Mateo counties puts the unemployment rate at 9.7%, 8.0% and 9.0% respectively, down 0.4 percentage points in San…
According to Curbed, City-Core Development has been granted an entitlement extension through June 2010 to start development on the eight-story and eighty-eight unit 333 Fremont as proposed (click away on…
The Mark Company provides a nice overview of lending standard changes in the works or on the way for Fannie Mae and FHA in general, and a few local lenders…
The development of 2235 Third Street (above) and 178 Townsend (below) are getting a boost by way of low-interest government loans to clean up their lead-contaminated land. In addition, a…
A few months after the 15-unit Glen Park Market Place premiered, 53 Wilder Street #406 closed escrow for $855,000 (September 2006). It’s two bedrooms, two baths and 1,249 square feet.…
According to DataQuick, recorded home sales volume in San Francisco jumped 17% on a year-over-year basis last month (536 recorded sales in September ’09 versus 458 sales in September ‘08)…
Tweeting about the sale (“It’s a Steal!”) of his Heublien Building Penthouse (which is still available), Twitter’s CEO opened the door to the obvious question, so where did he move?…
With no reported or recorded purchase price we could find, the tax assessed value of $1,204,542 for The Four Seasons (765 Market) #27B would suggest a lowest possible original purchase…