The Power Of Two’s At 74 New Montgomery
Purchased for $1,290,000 in 2009, unit #202 at 74 New Montgomery (“The Montgomery“) is back on the market and listed for $1,650,000. The 1,531 square foot unit features two bedrooms…
Bay Area Million-Dollar Home Sales Hit An All-Time High
A total 5,734 homes sold for over a million dollars across the Bay Area last quarter, surpassing the previous peak of 5,699 recorded in 2005. 857 of the 5,734 million-dollar…
Warriors Don’t Trade Design Team, Add Two Towers To Arena Plan
Snohetta and Manica Architecture will remain the design team for the Golden State Warriors’ Arena in Mission Bay. And while the Warriors remain focused on opening the arena in time…
Affordable Housing Goals Replace Balance On November Ballot
Supervisor Jane Kim’s watered-down ballot measure “to affirm the City’s commitment” to a set of Affordable Housing Goals, a non-binding Declaration of Policy, has been approved by San Francisco’s Board…
Plans For Eight Stories Of Housing To End Up At 6th And Harrison
Plans for a big 8‐story building to rise on the northeast corner of Sixth and Harrison, on the Eastern SoMa site of a long-shuttered service station across the street from…
Tower Of Condos Could Set New Heights For Cathedral Hill
Having been redesigned in an attempt to win over Planning, the Board of Supervisors and neighborhood opposition (including the SOS Cathedral Hill gang and owners of the 270-foot-tall Sequoias building…
Bigger Plans For Bryant And Brannan Than Many Might Realize
If you’re already concerned about the proposed eleven-story building to rise at 585 Bryant Street, we have some bad news to share, news which shouldn’t catch any plugged-in readers by…
Big Plans For An Eleven-Story Building To Redefine Bryant Street
Residents in north-facing condos at the Palms – or fans of the Marina Auto Body shop – take note: plans to raze the auto shops at 565-585 Bryant Street, between…
Tenant Buyouts Are on the Rise in SF as Are the Dollars Involved
The number of tenants in rent controlled apartments who received a buyout offer to vacate and sought counseling from the San Francisco Tenants Union has increased from 90 in 2007…
A 1980’s Era Law Could Limit San Francisco’s Tech Boom (Or Bust)
With office rents in San Francisco up 81 percent since 2010 and approaching an average of $60 per square foot, a mark only once before observed in San Francisco –…