New Home Sales Unchanged From Downwardly Revised Pace
The seasonally adjusted annual pace of new single-family home sales in the U.S. was effectively unchanged (up 0.2 percent to 467,000) from August to September, with the August pace having…
Ritz-Carlton Club Planning to Convert Hotel Rooms to Condos
When the Ritz-Carlton Club and Residences project was originally approved for development, adding eight stories to the old Chronicle Building at 690 Market Street and converting it to residential use,…
“Hayes Valley” Home Joins The Million Dollar Price Cut Club
Originally listed for $4,695,000 in May, then relisted anew for $3,995,000 last month, the asking price for the newly built home at 39 Lloyd Street – an address which is…
Supervisors Pass Law To Regulate Tenant Buyouts In San Francisco
The proposed law to regulate and restrict the buyouts of tenants from rent-controlled apartments in San Francisco has been passed by the Board of Supervisors in a vote of 7…
Plans For More Development Along Third Street
More condos are in the works to rise in Dogpatch along Third Street, with plans to demolish the two buildings on the northeast corner of Third and 19th and construct…
Mortgage Rates Drop To 16-Month Low
As we expected, the average rate for a conforming 30-year fixed-rate mortgage dropped to its lowest point in over a year, down from 3.97 percent to 3.92 percent over the…
S.F. Will Appeal Judge’s Ruling Against Eviction Payments
City Attorney Dennis Herrera has announced that his office will appeal yesterday’s ruling by U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer which struck down San Francisco’s recently adopted tenant relocation law, a…
Milestone Day For CPMC’s Cathedral Hill Hospital Project
For those wondering how much deeper the massive hole being dug for CPMC’s Cathedral Hill Hospital project will go, the answer is: not much. In fact, the end of the…
Magnificent Villa de Martini Joins The Million Dollar Price Cut Club
Built on triple-wide Telegraph Hill lot in 1929, the Mediterranean-styled “Villa de Martini,” complete with arched doorways and hand-painted palazzo and silver leaf ceilings, has been on the market for…
New Hope For Oakland’s Ambitious Coliseum City Development
Set to expire yesterday after two years of effort, Oakland’s City Council has granted a 90-day contract extension to the group which has been trying to get the proposed $2…