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As expected, San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors have approved the revised terms for a three-story shorter than rendered above Cathedral Hill Hospital (and a two-story taller St. Luke’s) to rise…
On the agenda for San Francisco’s Budget and Finance Sub-Committee this morning, a hearing to review the status of the America’s Cup Organizing Committee’s (ACOC) efforts to meet its fundraising…
Speaking of a potential Owner Move In (OMI) eviction, a reader reports and asks: I’m being evicted for OMI in Pac Heights after 8 years in the building. Been offered…
In October of 2005, the two-bedroom Beacon unit #730 at 250 King Street was purchased for $935,000 ($699 per square foot). Four months later, the top-floor condo was relisted for…
As we reported in December, with over 500 homes foreclosed upon in San Francisco last year, 2012 was the high-water mark for homes being taken back by the bank, up…
Purchased for $550,000 in 2001, in 2006 the single-family home at 1822 33rd Avenue was refinanced with a first mortgage for $776,000. In foreclosure since late 2009, 1822 33rd Avenue…
Approved for development at the end of 2010, the mixed-use building with 82 residential units over a Whole Foods market that’s under construction at 2001 Market Street and Dolores is…
As a plugged-in reader recalls, while the developer of the proposed Hayes Valley building to rise on the corner of Fulton and Gough prefers a black glazed brick façade, the…
Another former Central Freeway parcel and current parking lot, upon the Hayes Valley site at 344 Fulton Street and Gough, a four-story building for the Boys & Girls Club of…
Slated to be approved by San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors tomorrow, the revised Development Agreement for CPMC’s proposed Cathedral Hill Campus and St. Luke’s Hospital calls for a slightly shorter…