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Purchased for $550,000 in 2005, the one-bedroom condo #301 at 33 Vandewater Street, a Donald McDonald designed development, was listed for sale for $525,000 in early 2011, reduced to $514,500,…
While the façade of 101 Montcalm might be Mid-Century Modern, the interior is no longer:
As we wrote about the renovated Noe home at 3715 22nd Street in January: Listed for sale at $2,750,000 in 2010, the “exquisitely renovated hi-end finishes & impeccable detail” Victorian…
On the market at the end of 2006 asking $2,879,000, at which point it was the most expensive single-family home actively listed for sale in Noe Valley, the four-bedroom home…
Listed for sale at $2,750,000 in 2010, the “exquisitely renovated hi-end finishes & impeccable detail” Victorian home at 3715 22nd Street ended up selling for $2,500,000 that October, which included…
Purchased for $450,000 in 2002 with ten percent down, in 2007 the Outer Parkside home at 2154 44th Avenue was refinanced with a $624,000 first mortgage for which it would…
The construction plan for San Francisco’s five stop Central Subway line has long called for digging to continue beyond the last northern stop on the line at Washington and Stockton…
While a number of penthouses atop the Watermark at 501 Beale Street have gone back to the bank and sold for substantial discounts over the past couple of years, the…
As we wrote in September: Built as a three-unit Mid-Century building, 350 Collingwood was legally expanded and converted into a 5,246 square foot single-family home circa 2003. In 2005, the…
Nine months ago the newly constructed 3,400 square foot modern home at 1507 Noe Street hit the market listed for $2,750,000 and sold for $2,950,000 this past March. The faceless…