The Palms: Phase II Release
While the sales center at the nine-story, 300-unit Palms is open for business, the first model units are still a couple of weeks away from completion (only hardhat tours at…
The Mayor Is Moving On Up!
According to Damion Matthews, Mayor Gavin Newsom just closed escrow on a two-bedroom condo high atop Russian Hill in the Bellaire Tower (1101 Green Street). And the purchase price, according…
Don’t Forget The Trunks/Bikinis
On a day like today, and with a glorious forecast for the weekend, we can’t help but wonder: what building sports the best outdoor pool (and scene) in the city?…
Glen Park Market Place: 2815 Diamond
Polaris Group has launched a website for the Glen Park Market Place which consists of 15 condominiums offering “stylish finishes and contemporary floor plans,” a grocery, and a public library.…
Spoiler Alert: One Rincon Hill Video
Okay, so maybe we were less than impressed by the One Rincon Hill webcam, but their video left us dazed (and yet strangely giddy). Yes, based on the pictures and…
The Hayes: 55 Page Street
And speaking of Intracorp, The Hayes has launched a new website since we first alerted you to New Condos Starting In The $400,000s. (And yes, the new site is complete…
The Arterra: “Clean Design, Pure Living” at 300 Berry Street
The Arterra, a 268-unit ‘Green’ condo development, has broken ground at 300 Berry Street. Developed by Intracorp San Francisco (also developing The Hayes) and architected by Kwan Henmi, the Arterra…
Three In 301 Bryant
301 Bryant is a beautiful building. Designed by Tanner Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects (now in the portfolios of both TANNERHECHT Architecture and LEDDY MAYTUM STACY Architects) and developed by ECB,…
Everything’s A Buck Thousand!
Is the market changing and you’re unsure how to price a commercial property? Well, you could just list it for $1,000 and then add this clever little addendum: “Listing price…
The Royal San Francisco
The Royal Insurance Building at 201 Sansome Street was built in 1907 for the Royal Globe Insurance Company, and after ninety-nine years, it’s going residential. Designed by New York City…