A Peek Inside 3659 Washington For Those Feeling A Little Porny…
It’s still not listed on the MLS nor official inventory, but as a plugged-in tipster notes, interior pictures for 3659 Washington are now online and worthy of a porny Friday…
The Short End Of The Dream Stick In Lower Pacific Heights
While the 535 square foot studio in Lower Pacific Heights known as 1905 Laguna #207 is currently in contract, last asking $375,000 having been purchased for $405,000 in April 2008,…
Summer Inventory Bears A Bit Winter Noe Fruit
As we wrote in July: Purchased for $1,410,000 in August 2002, 636 28th Street sold for $1,600,000 in January 2005 (effective annual appreciation of 6% per year from 2002 to…
2001 Market Street Development (AKA Whole Foods Castro) Approved
The proposed mixed-use development at 2001 Market Street was unanimously approved by San Francisco’s Planning Commission last night and should result in an eight story building along Market Street (stepping…
Apples To Apples To Apples 290 Frederick Takes A Hefty Hefty Hit
As we wrote in October: In June of 2005 a newly remodeled 290 Frederick hit the market as a single-family home listed for $1,995,000. Two months later it closed escrow…
WalkFirst, Concepts Later
Building on San Francisco’s Better Streets Plan, the Planning Department’s WalkFirst Project “will identify key walking streets throughout San Francisco and establish criteria to prioritize pedestrian improvements in order to…
SF’s Planning Commission Poised To End The Year With A Bang
While the previously approved 1960-1998 Market project seeks a couple of amendments from San Francisco’s Planning Commission tomorrow, the proposed development at 942 Mission (a 152-foot-tall, 15-story building containing approximately…
One More Time For 1960-1998 Market As Proposed
As plugged-in people know the proposed Arquitectonica designed development for 1960-1998 Market Street was unanimously approved by the Planning Commission in June. Now seeking two amendments to the terms of…
San Francisco Board Of Supes Unanimously Back America’s Cup Bid
As a plugged-in tipster reports, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously voted to back the Mayor’s latest proposal to host the next America’s Cup in San Francisco. Larry?