55 Laguna Back In Play
While a joint venture between Barker Pacific Group, Luzzatto Co. and Lion Real Estate Group has acquired A.F. Evans $300 million affordable housing portfolio, according to the San Francisco Business…
Planning Commission Approves Treasure Island Redevelopment Plan
By a vote of 4-3 with commissioners Moore, Olague and Sugaya voting against, the proposed redevelopment plan for Treasure Island was approved by San Francisco’s Planning Commission last night. Next…
A Plugged-In Sneak Peek Inside “Everson Grove” (2 Everson)
The property hasn’t yet been listed, and interior shots have yet to be uploaded to its website, but we’ve got a couple of sneak peaks inside 2 Everson, the latest…
One Rincon Hill Year-Over-Year (And Roughly 95 Percent Sold)
As a reader wrote this past November: “Anyone see that #4107 sold on April 30th of this year for $830,000 and now is listed again at $865,000?” Said resale of…
353 San Jose: Poised For Redevelopment (And Planning’s Purview)
The proposed demolition of the small single-family home at 353 San Jose and development of a three story, four-unit multifamily dwelling in its place is poised to be formally approved…
The Reconstruction Of 408-416 Bosworth Has Recommenced
According to a plugged-in reader, reconstruction has restarted on the eight unit “Bosworth Homes” development at 408-416 Bosworth which first hit the market in 2009 before being taken back by…
From Flippy To Floppy To Five Hundred Grand More
As we wrote in October 2009: The sale of 2011 Golden Gate Avenue closed escrow on 10/15/09 with a reported contract price of $1,800,000 ($413 per square foot). Purchased for…
Another Listing On Lyon
With 33 of its 71 listing photos featuring neighborhood establishments within a one mile radius, it might be a new record. And it might explain such classic listing photo captions…
Behind The Bay Window At 1701 Oak: Parking
In the words of a plugged-in tipster: “Here’s a great video to show the lengths people will go to get parking in their historic home.” In the words of the…
Plans To Restore The Landmark Nightingale House At 201 Buchanan
As plugged-in people know, the Landmark Nightingale House at 201 Buchanan sold for $1,536,000 last year, down from $1,605,000 in 2007. In front of San Francisco’s Historic Preservation Commission this…