Noe’s Firehouse 44 (3816 22nd Street) Closes For Just Over 4
As we first reported last month: We’re not in the habit of mentioning a sale until it has closed. And considering 3816 22nd Street has been in and out of…
A Sneak Peek Inside The Rather Dramatic 3843 22nd Street
It’s not yet listed, but as a plugged-in tipster notes, 3843 22nd Street is about to hit the market in Noe. And while the asking price hasn’t yet been unveiled,…
San Francisco County Unemployment Holds At 9.1% In March
Preliminary March labor force data counts for San Francisco, Marin and San Mateo counties pegs the unemployment rate at 9.1%, 8.0% and 8.4% respectively, unchanged in San Francisco, up 0.2…
Mission Bay Neighborhood Block and Construction Watch
Blocks 5 and 11 down in Mission Bay have just changed hands for a combined $41.4 million according to the San Francisco Business Times. Entitled for 198 and 170 units…
OMG! ODC Connected Appeal Of 17th And Folsom Park Is Withdrawn
As a few plugged-in readers report, the appeal against the proposed park at 17th and Folsom which was filed by a board member and past President of the neighboring ODC…
Over Asking (But 34 Percent Under 2006) At 4019 Mission
The short sale of the single-family home at 4019 Mission has closed escrow with a reported contact price of $569,000. With a list price which was reduced to $549,000 in…
231 12th Avenue Before, After And Potential Boast Debate
Nine months ago the Inner Richmond home at 231 12th Avenue hit the market as an upper case “FIXER-UPPER” with good bones asking $850,000, it closed escrow with a reported…
An Amazing Down To The Studs “$75,000” Renovation At 55 Rico Way
The down-to-the-studs remodel in 2004 included a horizontal addition, so we’re assuming the single-family Marina home at 55 Rico Way is living larger than the 1,846 finished square feet per…
More Than Meets The Eye Behind The Opposition To 350 Mission?
A plugged-in reader reports with respect to the proposed tower at 350 Mission: Shorenstein via Tom Hart also showed up at the Commission to oppose the project. Some dirty pool…
First! (Individual TIC Unit In San Francisco To Return Bank-Owned)
It’s a three-bedroom and two-bath Alamo Square Tenancy In Common (TIC) unit which was purchased for $710,000 in June 2006. Back on the market and listed for $598,000, and assuming…