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Inventory of listed single-family homes, condos, and TICs in San Francisco increased 3% over the past two weeks to 1,577 active listings. Listed inventory levels have increased an average of…
To repeat what we first wrote in January 2008: There’s no doubt Bay Area average rents are up. And while we wouldn’t be surprised to see another 10-15% increase in…
It’s nothing too fancy and the “vintage” kitchen should be a thing of the past, but we’re digging the curb appeal at 2621 30th Avenue and couldn’t resist the paneled…
Purchased for $1,500,000 in June 2006 with two loans and $225,000 down, a year later a third mortgage for $200,000 was added to the property at 1825 Webster. Taken back…
It’s been seven years since plans to raze the gas station on the northwest corner of the intersection of Castro, Market and 17th streets was filed with planning, plans which…
From the New York Times with respect to “super conforming” loan limits, part of an economic stimulus bill first passed in 2008: For the last three years, federal agencies have…
At 5PM tomorrow, San Francisco’s Planning Commission will host an informational presentation by California Pacific Medical Center (CPMC) which will “elaborate on the architecture, urban design, and public realm improvements”…
The sales volume of listed single-family homes in San Francisco fell 5% on a year-over-year basis in April, down 10 sales from 201 in 2010 to 191 in 2011 as…
As we wrote in March: Purchased for $775,000 a year ago (April 2010), the single-family Forest Knolls home at 333 Oak Park Drive has returned to the market listed for…
The sale of 765 Market Street #27A closed escrow today with a reported contract price of $7,200,000 ($2,170 per square foot), the most expensive condo sale in San Francisco since…