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Target’s application to open a 120,000 square foot store “offering clothing, personal accessories, household goods, including home furnishings, electronics and groceries” in the City Center development at the corner of…
According to a plugged-in source, having been taken back by Bank of America and its asking price reduced to $35 million, the Penthouse atop the St. Regis is being prepped…
A fully remodeled 1124 Stanyan Street has just returned to the market. As plugged-in people know, the single-family home was purchased for $1,280,000 in May 2008 before being gutted, abandoned…
Purchased for roughly $30,000,000 as a raw shell in 2005 by local real estate developer Victor MacFarlane, listed for $70,000,000 in 2008, and last asking $49,000,000 having finished an uberexpensive…
As plugged-in people know, the Planning Commission postponed their vote on the proposed project at 309-311 Eureka in May, raising concerns about “the compatibility of the proposed new structure with…
As we reported in May: One of ten Donald MacDonald designed petit townhomes that comprise the Clinton Mews urban infill development off Guerrero, 170 Guerrero Street #F was purchased for…
The sale of the “beautifully remodeled” and “stunning Pacific Heights Victorian home” at 2679 California closed escrow yesterday with a reported contract price of $2,335,000. As previously reported, the property…
While the Planning Department recommends the Planning Commission approve the request to open the formula retail known as Target at 2675 Geary, the Department recommends the Commission disapprove the request…
Purchased for $1,575,000 in March of 2006, the Marina District duplex at 3561-3563 Pierce returned to the Market this past February listed for $1,650,000, it also includes a “permits unknown”…
From the Bay Citizen: Regulators have refused to issue permits necessary for the to move forward until organizers can prove the event won’t significantly spread invasive seaweed through San Francisco…