EIR Today, Heald Gone Tomorrow At 350 Mission As Proposed
On October 21, San Francisco’s Planning Commission will review the Draft EIR for the proposed 350 Mission Street project plugged-in people have long known was in the works. The site…
San Francisco Recorded Sales Activity Down 12.3% In August
Recorded home sales volume in San Francisco fell 12.3% on a year-over-year basis last month (451 recorded sales in August ’10 versus 514 sales in August ‘09) according to DataQuick,…
Inside Callister’s Stunning 176 Palo Alto Avenue
The website and listing for 176 Palo Alto Avenue have been updated to include the full photography we’ve been anxiously awaiting. And yes, the house is a stunner. ∙ Listing:…
No Apples (And Fewer Period Details) Here: 767 Oak Before And Now
In May 2007 the “Historic Sullivan Home” at 767 Oak Street hit the market listed for $1,241,000 and sold for $1,245,000. From the listing at the time: Period detail: crown…
QuickLinks: But What About That Bottom?
∙ U.S. Home Prices Face Three-Year Drop as Supply Gains ∙ Home Price Double Dip Begins
CityPlace EIR Approved Appealed Approved!
San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to deny an appeal and certify CityPlace’s Environmental Impact Report (EIR). The one concession, a parking tax of 20 cents per car to…
The Vanguards Of Development For 35 Lloyd
A plugged-in reader’s comment with respect to the proposed development of the lot at 35 Lloyd couldn’t help but catch our eye. Of the 15 letters received by the Planning…
Noe Valley’s 1420 Douglass Closes At 26 Percent Under Its 2007 Price
As we wrote in March 2008: Another plugged-in reader already stole our thunder (and pretty much all our lines), but to sum it all up: 1. Eight months ago 1420…
Who (Or What) Will Get To See The Light Of Day On Lloyd?
The neighbors aren’t too pleased with the two-unit, four-story building as proposed for the vacant lot at 35 Lloyd, but with a few modifications to its design since applying for…
121 9th Street Rising (And From Diptych To Triptych If You’ll Please)
To answer a reader’s question, the building rising at 121 9th Street will consist of 20 residential units over 800 square feet of ground floor commercial and 17 parking spaces.…