Another Former Mayor’s And Rather “Exclusive” Home Returns
34 Presidio Terrace was once the home of former San Francisco Mayor Joe Alioto, serving as the unofficial mayor’s mansion of San Francisco in the 1970’s and 80’s. And as…
Tippy Top Tier Apples-To-Apples Atop Pacific Heights
As we wrote about the five million dollar pied-a-terre at 2006 Washington two months ago: Designed by Conrad Alfred Meussdorffer, the überexclusive building at 2006 Washington was designed to take…
Diamond Heights Year-Over-Year And Decade-Over-Decade
Having traded for $840,000 in October of 2002, the Mid-Century Diamond Heights home at 5587 Diamond Heights Boulevard returned to the market early last year listed for $799,000 and closed…
Another View From The Heights Of The Heights And Ex-Mayor’s Home
As we wrote this past September: Custom built for former San Francisco Mayor Elmer E. Robinson in 1953, the Mid-Century home at 100 Palo Alto Avenue hit the market in…
March Mansion Madness: Minor’s Major Price Cut
Halsey Minor paid $20,000,000 for the 18,000 square foot mansion at 3800 Washington, the adjacent 2,618 square foot guesthouse, and the undeveloped lot behind back in 2007. Having been deemed…
A Contemporary View Of Clarendon Heights, Apples-To-Apples Style
Having been purchased for $5,200,000 ($912 per square foot) in June of 2011, the newly rebuilt 5,701 square foot Clarendon Heights home at 140 Saint Germain returned to the market…
Wozland Returns
While The Woz hasn’t lived there for many years, and the property has since been remodeled, Steve Wozniak’s onetime home at 300 Santa Rosa Drive in Los Gatos is back…
The View From Telegraph Hill
On the market for $3,500,000 in 2009, the legal two-unit building at 1454-1456 Kearny Street that’s being used as one ended up selling for $2,575,000 in March of 2011. While…
Showcase Hellman Mansion Sells For A Few Million Less Than In 2004
Purchased by the Catherine Schwab Revocable Trust for $15,000,000 in 2004 and priced at $20,000,000 in 2011, the nearly 12,000 square foot Hellman Mansion at 2020 Jackson Street has just…
Another Peek Inside (And From) The Penultimate Four Seasons Pad
Having sold for $7,200,000 two years ago, the purchase of 765 Market Street #27A was the second most expensive in San Francisco’s Four Seasons history, second only to the 4,336…