San Francisco’s Commercial Sublease Snapshot: December 2009
According to Colliers, 2,253,339 square feet of commercial sublease space is currently on the market in San Francisco, down 158,186 square feet over the past 40 days on 33,727 square…
Newman!
Renovated prior to its purchase for $901,000 in April 2005, 130 Newman is back on the market and asking $849,000. The kitchen is the centerpiece of the single-family Bernal home.…
Better Late Than Never For A “New” Palms Short Sale Comp
Three months after having closed escrow for a recorded $400,000 ($508 per square foot), the MLS listing for 555 4th Street #605 was just updated to reflect the sale. Purchased…
The Rapid Rise Of “Strategic” Defaults
Defined as those who stop paying their mortgages but remain current on all their non-real-estate debts, Experian and Oliver Wyman estimate nearly a third of all defaults in California were…
The House Picks Up Where The Senate Left Off
“…lawmakers defeated a mortgage “cram-down” amendment that would have given federal judges the power to lengthen mortgage terms, cut interest rates and reduce loan balances for homeowners in bankruptcy court.”…
Another Bank Owned Watermark Comp To Be: 501 Beale #6C
While the bank owned 501 Beale #1D remains active and available, the bank owned #6C just hit the market. A South Beach comp at $806,000 in June 2006, the Watermark…
72 Townsend: So Close, But Yet So Far For 74 Approved Units
From a plugged-in tipster in 2007: “The existing ground floor windows got a good wash yesterday and are now adorned with the news that Luxury Homes are coming soon starting…
Back To The Bank For Six San Francisco Office Buildings
As expected, with $233,784,407 owed on the property, 333 Bush Street was taken back by lender Brookfield Properties. The building was bought for $281 million in 2007. Also as reported…
An End To Confidential MLS Sales* (*Unless You’re Willing To Pay)
A plugged-in reader reports (and we hadn’t): Just an FYI (and you may have already covered this), the is scheduled to prohibit confidential sale prices in the MLS starting January…
And After 47 Months 62 Days On The Market…
In case you missed it nine days ago when a plugged-in sleepiguy first noted it was in contract, or yesterday when a plugged-in reader noted the staggers removing their furniture,…