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As a plugged-in reader reported shortly after the vote yesterday, while the Board of Supervisors approved Supervisor Avalos’ proposed legislation to extend “just cause” eviction rights to non-rent controlled units…
Purchased for $835,000 in May 2006 just two years after changing hands for $648,375 (ah, the good old days of easy unsustainable 13 percent average annual appreciation), 2773 Folsom Street…
While nearly unheard of just a few years ago, FHA backed loans in the Bay Area have become more common (along with associated defaults). A couple of condo related FHA…
Unfortunately it’s currently in contract, but as a plugged-in tipster writes about Royal Towers (1750 Taylor) unit #203: …I have never seen a unit in this building remodeled this way.…
“Port staff will begin solidifying berthing agreements for various locations in South Beach, Pier 1½, Central Waterfront and Pier 39/Fisherman’s Wharf… contemplate issuing a Request of Qualifications to gauge commercial…
As we wrote in October: Purchased for $2,100,000 at the end of August 2005, a plugged-in reader noted 111 Hoffman over in Noe Valley was scheduled to hit the courthouse…
On the heels of exposing 736 Valencia, the scaffolding around 700 Valencia comes down. Most of the Juliette balconies didn’t make the original design cut. Nine units, nine parking spaces…
Purchased for $639,500 in February of 2007, the single-family 1467 Underwood returned to the market as a “lender approved short sale” asking $340,000 this past October. Currently in contract and…
Assuming a recomendation by San Francisco’s Land Use and Economic Development Committee this afternoon, tomorrow the Board of Supervisors will vote on Supervisor Avalos’ proposed legislation to extend “just cause”…
“The civic group Livable City has architectural concerns about a modern, five-story glass curtain on a street with historic columned buildings and street-level storefronts. But its main opposition is to…