The “Confidential” Resale Price For One Rincon Hill #2307
A recap for the resale of One Rincon Hill (425 1st Street) #2307: Originally seeking $849,000 as a resale, the listing for One Rincon Hill #2307 was reduced down to…
Thirty Percent Of 767 Bryant Returns As REO (But Not Speedwagon)
In August of 2006 twenty apartments at 767 Bryant hit the market as condos. At the time list prices ranged from $676,920 to $1,850,000 including 767 Bryant #409 at $676,920…
The Bourn Boardinghouse (A Lesser Known Sequel)
As if the Bourn Mansion wasn’t intriguing enough, a plugged-in reader reports: “I met some guy in the park several weeks ago who just seemed bored and desperate for conversation.…
I’ll See Your $800 Per Square Foot And Raise Lower You $200 At 235
Purchased for $1,052,500 in February 2007, 235 Berry #416 returned to the market 34 days ago and is asking $1,295,000 ($804/sqft). Purchased for $757,000 in February 2007, 235 Berry #317…
Bourn To Run Party: A San Francisco Mansion Of Ex-Glory And Dreams
The listing of 2525 Webster sparked a discussion about 2550 Webster (a.k.a. The Bourn Mansion). And while we could have sworn we had previously profiled the San Francisco landmark clinker…
A Relative Value Of Two High-Rise Rentals Around $12,000 Redux
In December we featured a mid-floor three bedroom, three bath at the St. Regis with a view of One Rincon asking $11,950 a month and a high-floor two bedroom, two…
Fit For A King San Francisco Mayor (Or Getty): 1101 Green #2001
Five weeks after a plugged-in reader reported the Mayor’s Bellaire Tower penthouse condo was on the market for $3,200,000 (which Matier & Ross confirmed three weeks later), 1101 Green Street…
Tehama Lofts #304 Takes You Higher (Boom-Shaka-Laka-Laka)
We’re digging the high windows, high-end finishes (including the “sly” fireplace surround), and staircase within the true conversion Tehama Lofts #304 (245 5th Street). Now if only there were a…
We Still Believe It Would Have Made A Most Excellent Museum
“San Francisco’s landmark 50 United Nations Plaza will receive $121 million upgrade under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, an infusion of cash that will allow the mothballed federal office…
Michael Kriozere (ORH) Responds: We’re Planning To Pay, Damn It!
From Michael Kriozere in response to the Chronicle’s “he ain’t planning to pay” piece: While it is unfortunate that my discussion with the San Francisco Chronicle was taken out of…