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Passed by congress last night, H.R. 3081 will once again extend $729,750 “super conforming” loan limits for high cost areas like San Francisco, this time through September 30, 2011 assuming…
In addition to the fates of 673 Brussels and 448 Diamond, the appeal of the proposed development at 1050 Valencia and an application to build at 380-398 Randolph Street will…
The sale of 49 Hill closed escrow yesterday with a reported contract price of $2,500,000. While not perfectly apples-to-apples as the curb appeal has improved, the real remodeling occurred prior…
∙ Term Sheet For Hosting 34th America’s Cup In San Francisco ∙ Mayor Newsom’s America’s Cup Term Sheet Summary Memorandum ∙ San Francisco’s America’s Cup Fundraising And Property Pledge ∙…
Seven units with a stucco façade when purchased in 1977, over the past thirty years the owners of 2409 Octavia have rebuilt the façade and recombined a few of the…
While San Francisco’s Planning Department recommends the Planning Commission deny a family’s application to demolish and rebuild their long-time single-family home at 673 Brussels, at the same time they’re recommending…
Picked up for $3,841,000 this past April (35 percent below expectations in 2008), the exterior and interior of 3878 Jackson have since been toned down with varying results (the monkey…
With average 30-year mortgage rates falling by 12 basis points over the past three weeks, mortgage application volume for purchases in the U.S. is running 32.4% lower on a year-over-year…
San Francisco’s pitch to host the 2013 America’s Cup now includes a promise “to raise at least $270 million from businesses and other sponsors” as well as “helping event participants…
While the sale of 48 Chenery closed escrow on Friday, 1167 Bosworth returned to the market. Having sold for $1,000,000 in 2004, the single-family Glen Park home was listed for…