The “Situation” At One Rincon Hill
According to One Rincon Hill developer Mike Kriozere, the “negative economic cycle” has resulted in an unforeseen “misalignment” of the One Rincon Hill Phase II partners’ long-term interests and as…
One Rincon Phase II: What’s Behind That Confidentiality Agreement?
Not too surprisingly, the Beverly Hills firm handling what appears to be the distressed sale of the majority of interests in the One Rincon Hill Phase II Limited Partnership is…
One Rincon Hill Phase II Partnership Interests Headed For Foreclosure
As a plugged-in tipster notes, the 64 percent partnership interest held by Urban West Rincon Developers II, LLC in the One Rincon Hill Phase II Limited Partnership and the entire…
A Month Later And A Bit More Red Down In Jackson Square
Purchased for $1,350,000 in February 2008, three days ago the sale of the “immaculate” two-bedroom, two-bath condo #508 at 733 Front Street closed escrow with a reported contract price of…
The Modern Era In San Francisco (In More Ways Than One)
Speaking of San Francisco’s modern era of development, the last we checked in on the Eichler Summit at 999 Green two two-bedrooms in the ’04 stack were on the market,…
Winning Bid For Firehouse At 909 Tennessee Goes Up In Flames
While the Board of Supervisors approved the sale for $1,310,000, it appears that the high bidder for the former firehouse at 909 Tennessee will not be following through on the…
“Best Priced Studio Condo In SoMa” Undercut From Above
It’s nothing fancy nor luxurious. And at 311 square feet, 195 7th Street #308 is anything but large. But it is a South of Market condo that’s just hit the…
50 Cent (On The Dollar) In Da Condo On Nob Hill
With $49,853 past due on a $1,950,000 mortgage taken out in November 2006, the two units on the 14th floor of Gramercy Towers which were combined to create a 2,300…
San Francisco’s Modern Era Of Design And Development
San Francisco’s Planning Department has recently completed a comprehensive Historic Context Statement for Modern Architecture and Landscape Design in San Francisco between 1935 and 1970 in order to provide a…
Sneak Peek: 706 Mission Tower Design And Aronson Building Rehab
On Wednesday, San Francisco’s Architectural Review Committee will review and comment on the proposed rehabilitation and integration of the Aronson Building at 706 Mission into the 550-foot-tall tower slated to…