A Landmark Bourn Mansion Moving Day (And End Of An Era)
A plugged-in tipster reports from in front of the Bourn Mansion at 2550 Webster Street in Pacific Heights: The end of an era? The start of a new chapter? Either…
Infinity Phase I Sold Out, Phase/Tower II Roughly 85 Percent Closed
While Tower I sold out in November as previously reported, the final Phase I condo (Tower I plus the treetops) has now closed as well. Call it roughly 50 closings…
Renting The Whole Remodeled Noe Home For Under Six (Asking)
Purchased for $1,230,000 in December 2003, the remodeled Noe Valley home at 350 Valley returned to the market in September 2009 but was withdrawn in December after a price cut…
Assessed Value Informal Review Requests For 2010/11 Now Online
While we’re still waiting for the full results of the formal reviews, last year 3,432 informal reviews resulted in 1,683 reductions of 2009-2010 assessed values for San Francisco properties (in…
Asking $1,425,000. Owed $1,133,837. Sold For $528,500 (Cash).
Purchased for $820,000 in March 2002, the then three-unit building at 442 Holloway Avenue was refinanced in 2006 with a loan in the amount of $945,000. In February 2008 a…
Carrot, Stick, And Cell Legislation In The Works For San Francisco
While the Mayor’s Office works on a few carrots for developers in the city (deferred payments and a few reduced fees), the Board of Supervisors affirmed their approval of Supervisor…
Perhaps Seven Percent More Five Months Later Was A Bit Aggressive
While MLS based reports and sales history reflect a “confidential” sale price of $5,600,000 for 3570 Washington in April 2009, it was a plugged-in reader that first reported the property…
A Mission Apple Doesn’t Fall Under Its 2006 Tree
As we wrote last month: 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…
It’s Back To Building Digging At 1844 Market (Not So Much At 2200)
Either EastWest Bank ended up funding the project, or builder Joe Cassidy found another source of funds for the development of 1844 Market Street. For as a plugged-in reader noted…
Get A Feel For 147 Laidley Living For $12,500 Per Month
While the AIA Award Winning 147 Laidley didn’t move when listed for $3,350,000 last year, you can call it home “on a month to month basis for 6-12 months” at…