San Francisco Launching Railyard Redevelopment And I-280 Study
The City of San Francisco has just released an official Request for Proposals (RFP) to study the feasibility and alternatives for redeveloping the 20+ acre Caltrain Depot at 4th and…
Downsizing Of Valencia Street Development Could Be Against The Law
With San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors having narrowly upheld the Planning Department’s approval for the five-story development at 1050 Valencia Street to rise, a subsequent appeal of the project’s building…
Fearing The Feds, Marijuana Shop On Mission Planning To Move
Two years ago the United States Department of Justice notified the owners of 2441 Mission Street that their tenant, the medical cannabis dispensary doing business as the “Shambhala Healing Arts…
Twelve Months Later And Twice The Price In Pacific Heights
With a bit of original period detailing having survived its recent renovation, including the refinished banister connecting the main and upper floors, the remodeled Pacific Heights home at 2775 Clay…
Jimbo’s Bop City Building Unanimously Approved For Landmark Status
Moved from Post to Fillmore Street as part of the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency’s plan to redevelop the Western Addition, 1712-1716 Fillmore Street is set to become San Francisco’s 266th…
Secluded Stanyan Street (Steps) Home Is Listed Anew
Abutting the Mt. Sutro Open Space Reserve, the only way to reach the Clarendon Heights home at 1335 Stanyan is by way of Clarendon and then down the Stanyan Street…
San Francisco Home Prices Tick Up, Condos And Middle Market Slip
According to the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index, single-family home values in the San Francisco MSA ticked up 0.4% from October to November 2013. Up 23.2% year-over-year, the San Francisco Index…
Six Months Later And Ninety-One Grand More? Nein, A Little Less
Purchased as new for $1,160,000 in 2008, the 1,146 square foot southeast corner condo on the 18th floor of the 22-story SOMA Grand resold for $1,198,000 a year ago next…
Remains Of Collapsed Home Hoisted, “Remodeling” To Recommence
Having collapsed last month, what little remains of the original home at 125 Crown Terrace has been jacked, hoisted, and craned back up the hill a bit. According to a…
They Dug It Downtown On Fremont Street, And It’s A Bad Mother…
Bored to a depth of 263 feet below street level, the deepest known construction shaft in the history of San Francisco has been drilled at 181 Fremont Street, one of…