California Income Tax Revenue Drops 44% In April (Year-Over-Year)
“They just posted the results for April 30. For the full month of April, income tax receipts were $7.336B. For April 2008, the total was $12.995B. This is a 44%…
Stick ‘Em Where The Sun Don’t Shine (And Views Aren’t Obstructed)
The discussion of 465 Hoffman turns to the undergrounding of utilities in San Francisco, a movement that carries a cost to homeowners but pays dividends in the form of increased…
Pending U.S. Home Sales Inch Up, Closed San Francisco Sales Fall
Pending U.S. home sales increased 3.2 percent from February to March (which shouldn’t have caught anybody by surprise) but also increased 1.1 percent higher on a year-over-year basis (3.9 percent…
Thirty Percent Of 767 Bryant Returns As REO (But Not Speedwagon)
In August of 2006 twenty apartments at 767 Bryant hit the market as condos. At the time list prices ranged from $676,920 to $1,850,000 including 767 Bryant #409 at $676,920…
Prettier (Or Pettier) In Pink For 23 Presidio Terrace?
It’s a plugged-in reader that points it out (we even stole his headline). And while we don’t really have a story, it’s hard to believe there isn’t one behind the…
It Goes No Higher: 1188 Mission (AKA Trinity Place Phase I) Tops Off
With a ceremonial bucket of cement hoisted atop 1188 Mission, Trinity Properties officially topped off the 24-story Phase I of the 1,900 unit Trinity Place development this afternoon. If all…
From The Hollywood Hills Of San Francisco: 765 Sanchez
Okay, so we know the rest of the house could use some updating. And we’re not touching “value.” But it’s Friday and we’re suckers for a Hollywood Hills style terrace…
465 Hoffman: Architects Unveiling This Evening (And On The Market)
Purchased for $1,150,000 as an 800 square foot “tear-down” in March of 2007, on the lot now stands nearly 4,500 square feet of living space with four bedrooms and four…
As One Ecker Turns (Our Fourth Update): Selling In Receivership
From a reader: You’ve mentioned a few times First: condos Second: deposits refunded so it could be apartments Third: back to being condos for sale Now it seems construction has…
JustQuotes: SocketSite Says…The Senate Gets One Right (So Far)
“The U.S. Senate rejected legislation letting U.S. bankruptcy judges cut mortgage terms to help borrowers avoid foreclosure, a victory for banks and credit unions that said the measure would lead…