While 2243 Greenwich Isn’t “On Fire,” It’s Still Well Located If It Were
Having been purchased for $1,800,000 at the end of 2005 and then returned to the market listed for $2,200,000 in 2008, 2243 Greenwich was handed back to the bank in…
Housing Starts Slip From February But Remain Up Year-Over-Year
Housing starts in the U.S. slipped 5.8 percent from February to March driven by a slowdown in the multi-family housing sector as starts for structures with five (5) or more…
The Over/Under For 568 29th Street
As we wrote in January: Repainted since purchased for $1,105,000 in August 2007 with an attic loft that remains unwarranted, 568 29th Street has returned to the market listed for…
Billboards In San Francisco: 733 Down, 109 (969?) Left To Go
A total of 733 illegal billboards have been removed from buildings in San Francisco since 2007. Of the 969 billboards that remain, 860 are legal with 109 left to be…
Cracking Down On Unkempt Foreclosed Upon Properties In SF
Citing an uptick in foreclosure activity in San Francisco (“…there were 927 actual foreclosures in the 2010-2011 fiscal year or an average of 83 per month. This figure represents a…
A La Aboard The Titanic, The “Occupy” Band Played On
As plugged-in people know, the three existing buildings on 17th Street between De Haro and Carolina are slated to be razed with two mirror image mixed-use buildings yielding 7,000 square…
Up 11 Percent On An Annualized Basis In The Heart Of Noe Valley
As we wrote last month: Purchased for $1,560,000 eight months ago, the single-family Noe Valley home at 152 Clipper Street has just returned to the market listed for $1,549,000. While…
High Ceilings, Lower Expectations, And Over Asking (But Under 2005)
Listed as a short sale for “$375,000” having been purchased for $599,000 in 2005, the sale of the 917 square foot two-bedroom and top floor Basilica Loft (1826 Eddy Street)…
Arquitectonica Designed 1998 Market Street Ready To Break Ground
Unanimously approved by the Planning Commission back in 2009, the plans for 115 condos to rise in an Arquitectonica designed development at 1998 Market Street have been dusted off and…
A Peek Inside The Crazy Cool 369 Upper Terrace Lair
Having graced the cover of Metropolitan Home, featured in Dwell and on the AIA Home Tour, the modern flair of 369 Upper Terrace is hidden away behind a simple entrance.…