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Wells Fargo foreclosed upon the two-bedroom Noe Valley home at 1164 Church Street with $1,081,123 then owed, including penalties, on a 2008 era mortgage for $910,000 with no bidders on…
Before San Francisco’s Dogpatch neighborhood was expanded by filling the marshes at the edge of the Bay, the corner of Third and 23rd was a waterfront location upon which the…
The annual pace of housing starts in the U.S. fell 16.5 percent from March to April but remains up 13.1 percent on a year-over-year basis. The pace of single-family home…
As we first reported last June, AGI Capital was quietly testing the waters of Dogpatch with plans to raze the existing structures and surface area parking lot stretching from Third…
Following two months of declines, recorded home sales in San Francisco jumped 16.3% on a year-over-year basis last month (615 recorded sales in April 2013 versus 529 sales in 2012),…
As we first reported in March, the revised Development Agreement for CPMC’s proposed Cathedral Hill Campus reduced the height of the Cathedral Hill hospital by two stories within the tower…
While San Francisco’s Planning Commission shot down Starbucks proposal to renovate and occupy the retail space at 2201 Market Street, in part based on the Planning Department’s concerns with respect…
The five thousand square foot Victorian at the corner of Waller and Masonic was built in 1908 with an alabaster staircase leading up to an ornate front porch. And while…
On the agenda for San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors this afternoon, the endorsement of the financial terms and fiscal feasibility for the Giants proposed development of San Francisco’s Seawall 337,…
Purchased for $4,000,000 in 2006, plans to demolish the Charles Peter Weeks designed Pacific Heights home at 2750 Vallejo Street and build anew were challenged and rejected. And while its…