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As noted yesterday, California’s high-speed rail program has been stimulated to the tune of $2.25 billion, or $2.344 billion if you include funding for the Las Vegas long-term vision. But…
Listed as 219 Brannan #212 on the MLS, we’d be willing to bet it’s actually 219 Brannan #1C that’s now bank owned at the Brannan and back on the market…
Last year San Francisco’s Transbay Joint Powers Authority rolled the dice by modifying construction plans for San Francisco’s Transbay Transit Center. The modified plan to pre-build the train station component…
Purchased for $925,000 with 10 percent down in April 2005, the agent-owned 200 Brannan #504 returned to the market asking $1,150,000 in July 2006. The top floor 200 Brannan one-bedroom…
“Federal authorities approved a $171 million loan for a new transit center in San Francisco….The U.S. Department of Transportation said Tuesday its loan for construction of the Transbay Transit Center…
One-bedrooms are a relatively scarce commodity in The Hamilton, a building that’s known for its studios (in a good way). And while said studios recently started trading at under $300,000…
Referenced by a reader on our post about a $594 per square foot short sale comp at 235 Berry, the sale of 255 Berry Street #506 closed escrow six weeks…
Under cloudy skies, but with sunny dispositions, current residents of Trinity Plaza have started to make their move across the way to Trinity Place (1188 Mission). As we wrote eight…
Having been purchased for a reported $4,911,000 in March 2008, as best we can tell the quick re-sale of 1940 Broadway #6 never closed when asking $5,191,000 later that year.…
As we broke the news with respect to One Ecker last May: “The development is in receivership (and all deposits have been returned).” As a plugged-in reader reports today: “Construction…