1097 Howard #308 Shines Some Apples To Apples Style Light
The “apples to apples” sale of 1097 Howard #308 closed escrow on 9/11/09 with a reported contract price of $1,900,000. Purchased for $2,450,000 in 2007 and listed for $2,300,000 this…
Apples To Apples (Aside From Any Other Analytics) In Bernal Heights
Let’s put aside any macro dollar per square foot analytics which would suggest home values in Bernal are down despite the alpha effects of the neighborhood’s gentrification and focus on…
North To South (And Apples To Apples) From Atop 2041 Sacramento
An overlook of Lafayette Park to the north from the living room is a rather nice feature. The south facing private roof deck overlooking Cathedral Hill is as well. Purchased…
New York In Nob Hill Returns After Three Years: 1022 Powell Street #3
As we wrote about 1022 Powell Street (behind the vines) in April of 2006: As you know, it’s not often that we agree with listing hyperbole. And although we’ve only…
A Fairly Big Fair Market Drop (42 Percent) For 61 Fair Avenue
As we wrote in February: A Bernal Heights single-family (with in-law in the basement) sales comp in May of 2006 at $980,000, 61 Fair Avenue was bought back by the…
Fronds To Fronds For A Few One-Bedrooms At The Palms (555 4th)
Purchased for $562,000 ($853 per square foot) in January 2007, the Palms (555 4th Street) #540 is now bank owned and back on the market asking $376,646 ($570 per square…
A Mission Apple Condo Times Two: 662 Capp Street #3
Built in 2000 and sold for $535,000 in March of that year, 662 Capp Street #3 resold for $780,000 in November 2004 for average annual appreciation of 8.4% over those…
A Bank Owned 10 South Park #1 (Insert Underpants Quotes Here)
Speaking of foreclosures in non-subprime territory, 10 South Park #1 was purchased for $760,100 in November of 2004. Bought back by the bank in July of 2009, it’s now on…
Two Of Three (Or Fourteen) Offers For 4114 20th Street?
From one plugged-in reader with respect to 4114 20th Street: We moved up here from Laguna Beach last September and are still trying to figure out this market. We are…
A Four Year Hold For A Renovated 819 Haight: A Winner’s Return
A renovated Victorian at 819 Haight Street hit the market in 2005 asking $1,395,000, it sold for $1,635,000 ($240,000 over asking). No word on what role the buyer’s agent played…