From In The Red To A Rather Red Apple On Auburn Street
As we first wrote about the single-family home at 12 Auburn Street in January 2011: So there’s no deeded parking and Nob Hill, but it is a rather cute little…
Apples-To-Apples And Year-Over-Year For Our Ex-Mayors Ex-Home
As we first reported last year, the sale of the ex-Mayor’s ex-home at 1581 Masonic closed escrow on July 13, 2011 with a reported contract price $2,750,000. As plugged-in people…
Lofty Expectations For ClockTower #656
While recently painted and redecorated, the kitchen, baths and layout inside the 1,560 square ClockTower loft building #656 look to be relatively the same as when purchased for $1,085,000 ($695…
A Penthouse Apple Is Picked
Speaking of million-dollar-plus property sales, the sale of 42 Hotaling closed escrow this week with a reported contract price of $3,500,000, roughly $1,095 per square foot, eight (8) percent under…
521 Liberty Closes $150,000 (8 Percent) Under Its “Crazy Peak” Price
As we reported with respect to 521 Liberty in June: Purchased for $1,161,500 in 2006 then gutted, rehabbed, and returned to the market asking and selling for $1,950,000 in 2007;…
An “Ultra Modern” Mission Noe Apple On Ames
Having hit the market in early 2010 as new construction listed for $1,495,000, the list price for 155 Ames was reduced to $1,395,000 that June and it sold for $1,360,000…
Over Asking Over In Noe, But Less Expensive Than Late 2010
The sale of 946 Elizabeth Street closed escrow on Friday with a reported contract price of $2,260,000. While officially “over asking,” and perhaps even with “multiple offers,” on an apples-to-apples…
Apples-To-Apples: Prices, Rates And Payments…Oh My!
Having hit the market in late 2006 asking $1,295,000, the 1,792 square foot 2130 24th Street #A sold for $1,274,000 in the middle of 2007. With its Scavolini cabinets, Carrara…
SF Cribs: Coming Up Short (In More Ways Than One)
Listed as a one-bedroom for $765,000 when The Hales Warehouse first hit the market in 2007, 410 Jessie #603 was purchased for $749,700 that July. Having been unsuccessfully listed for…
Hotaling Isn’t For Horses Anymore: The Penthouse Atop The Stables
Atop the landmark Barbary Coast building built as the Hotaling Stables in the 1860’s, a 3,195 square foot penthouse with an urban rooftop terrace and garden was constructed. Purchased for…