A Decade Later (And A Few Thousand Less) For 165 Hazelwood
Having been remodeled and flipped for $712,000 in March 2001, the Westwood Park home at 165 Hazelwood Avenue returned to the market this past October in District 4 listed as…
The Torpedo Of Truth For 2420 Pacific
It hasn’t yet been reported, but according to a plugged-in tipster the sale of 2420 Pacific has closed escrow with a contract price of $7,400,000. Assuming our tipster is correct,…
844 Bay Returns As An Apple Remodeled (And If Only It Were 888…)
As we wrote about 844 Bay in August 2008: In 2004 844 Bay Street (the one with the red door) was a two-bedroom single-family home of two thousand and thirty-five…
Calling All Comments For A Better Market Street
The first of three community workshops aimed at defining the vision for a Better Market Street will be held this evening from 6 to 8 PM at The Warfield (982…
Rolling Easy Eights Up North (And Here At The High-End)
While San Francisco has seen its fair share of lucky number eight sales, especially at the high-end, over the past few months, it’s nothing compared to the impact buyers from…
1945 Hyde Street Revised, Rendered, And Ready To Be Approved
The hearing and debate over the proposed redevelopment of the two-story garage at 1945 Hyde Street continues on Thursday with the Planning Department recommending the Planning Commission reject the opposition…
The “Best Priced Studio Condo In SOMA” Is Now A Comp
As we wrote in February with respect to three studios on the market at 195 7th Street: It’s nothing fancy nor luxurious. And at 311 square feet, 195 7th Street…
Parkmerced Development Agreement Close To Board Vote
With the relocation of existing tenants to new units at existing rents and an agreement to keep new construction replacement units rentals and bound by rental control for the life…
The Economist Calls Another Rather San Francisco Centric Bubble
A few excerpts from the Economist’s current cover story, The New Tech Bubble: “SOME time after the dotcom boom turned into a spectacular bust in 2000, bumper stickers began appearing…
$1,610,000 Of Debt Versus A $928,000 Sale For 1688 Dolores
As we wrote about 1688 Dolores this past October: Purchased in April 2005 for $1,227,000 with 95 percent leverage and 5 percent ($61,400) down, the single-family home at 1688 Dolores…