Artani (818 Van Ness) Scoop Redux: Unsuspending Sales
It was a little over a year ago we broke the news about Artani (818 Van Ness) suspending sales and going the rental route. Today, we break the news that…
It’s All About Density (Okay, And Dollars) On Treasure Island
From the San Francisco Business Times today: The Treasure Island development team has increased the target number of housing units from 6,000 to 8,000, a move that could help attract…
A $400 Million High-Speed Stimulant for San Francisco’s Transbay
As noted yesterday, California’s high-speed rail program has been stimulated to the tune of $2.25 billion, or $2.344 billion if you include funding for the Las Vegas long-term vision. But…
Apples To Apples For A “Sexy & Sophisticated” Six Year Bernal Hold
Purchased six years ago for $1,250,000 having already been remodeled, this “sexy & sophisticated” Bernal Heights home is back on the market and asking the same. We’re intrigued by the…
435 Vermont Now “Priced To Sell!” (Previously Priced To Sit?)
Purchased for $1,075,000 in January 2007, the single-family 435 Vermont returned to the market last July seeking $1,165,000. In October the asking price was reduced to $1,095,000. And in December…
The Bank-Owned “Anomalies” Keep Building At The Brannan
Listed as 219 Brannan #212 on the MLS, we’d be willing to bet it’s actually 219 Brannan #1C that’s now bank owned at the Brannan and back on the market…
A Few Perspectives On San Francisco’s (Potential) Future Skyline
Speaking of the proposed 222 Second Street, future shadows (or not), and Transbay re-development(s), a few perspectives on San Francisco’s potential future skyline. ∙ The 222 Second Street Scoop (For…
From The Shadows They Start To See The Light
As we wrote last week with respect to Supervisor Chiu’s proposed measure to strengthen the City’s 1984 Sunlight Ordinance last week: “Sundry San Francisco tower and 555 Washington lovers take…
The 222 Second Street Scoop (For The Second Time)
While truly plugged-in people have known about the proposed development of 222 Second Street on the corner of Howard for well over two years, details for the proposed 26-story development…
And San Francisco’s Transbay Joint Powers Authority Rolls…A Seven!
Last year San Francisco’s Transbay Joint Powers Authority rolled the dice by modifying construction plans for San Francisco’s Transbay Transit Center. The modified plan to pre-build the train station component…