It’s Official: Welcome To SocketSite’s Real Estate Forums
Looking for a rough idea of what it might cost for a down to the studs remodel in San Francisco? Or perhaps you’ve been wondering what’s happening with the condo…
More Apples In Hayes Valley (525 Gough)
In July 2005, 525 Gough #105 sold for $881,000. Early last month, the Hayes Valley condo was listed for $929,000. And yesterday, it was reduced to $899,000. In related activity,…
Another Shot At The St. Regis (188 Minna)
Last week we pointed out a listing for a $1,646 per square foot condo in the St. Regis. Today, it’s in contract. But if you missed it, don’t fret, another…
Truth In Advertising: Price Substantially Reduced!
Prices on four of the five newly converted condos at Glassworks (207 King) have been reduced (again), and this time “substantially” (as in up to another $200,000). Total reductions now…
The Last Developer Unit(s) At The Beacon (250/260 King)
It’s been a long time coming, and not without a few bumps and bruises along the way, but the Mark Company is now touting “Last Unit at the Beacon!” (250…
One Rincon Hill Tower One: Floor Facts
For future (and perhaps current) reference, let’s get the facts straight with regard to the first tower of One Rincon Hill. The tower will rise fifty-five (55) stories above grade…
The Modern Makeover And Façade Of 185 Post
And yet another “plugged in” tipster captures 185 Post’s glass wrapped makeover by Brand + Allen Architects taking shape. It’s a modern aesthetic without the edginess of the controversial Koolhass…
Planning Department Special Meeting: Mission Armory Edition
A plugged-in tipster notes that the San Francisco Planning Department has called a Special Meeting for Thursday. And as best we can tell, it’s an “Informational hearing on the occupancy…
Six Relatively Quick Flips At The Sold Out Watermark (501 Beale)
Six condos in the now sold out Watermark are currently on the market. At least two – #6B and #8H (above) – appear to be passing along the remainder of…
Just Quotes: Let’s Hear It For (Or Against) The Feds
“If they’d had a choice, city planners wouldn’t have allowed either the slab or the imposing design, because the complex sits across Seventh Street from the U.S. Court of Appeals…