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Developer Suddenly Selling A Pair Of ‘Unparalleled’ Opportunities

June 26, 2015

While Artthaus made headlines earlier this month for filing plans to construct a seven-story building with 131 Group Housing Units and shared kitchens at 1798 Bryant Street in the Mission,…

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Planning Balks At Proposed Height For Central SoMa Tower(s)

June 26, 2015

San Francisco’s Planning Department has just finished its review of the preliminary plans for a 37-story tower to rise at 636 4th Street. And it doesn’t support what has been…

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Frozen Valencia Street Development Cleared To Recommence, But…

June 25, 2015

Frozen mid-construction by a Superior Court Judge who ruled that San Francisco’s Board of Appeals had abused its discretion and “failed to set forth the analytic route it traveled” when…

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Team Preparing To Break Ground For 400-Foot Transbay Tower

June 17, 2015

Essex Property Trust and TMG Partners are preparing to break ground earlier than expected for the 400-foot tower to rise at the corner of Folsom and First on Transbay Block…

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Fed Expected To Raise Interest Rates By The End Of The Year

June 17, 2015

With employment on the rise and an uptick in economic activity, the Fed appears to be on track for a half-point increase in interest rates by the end of the…

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Minimum Bid For 750-Foot Transbay Tower Site: $160M

June 12, 2015

The minimum bid for Transbay Parcel F, which is located mid-block between First, Second, Howard and Natoma Streets and zoned for building a tower up to 750-feet in height, has…

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Opposition Organizing To Squash Two ‘Waterfront’ Towers

June 12, 2015

Opposition to the proposed twisty tower to rise up to 400-feet at the corner of Folsom and Spear, and the proposed 220-foot tower to rise at 75 Howard, is organizing.…

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Appeal Succeeds But Development Will Proceed As Proposed

June 11, 2015

The appeal to invalidate the Planning Commission’s exception to San Francisco’s Planning Code which was granted for the 420-unit development to rise at 150 Van Ness was technically a success.…

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30-Year Mortgage Rate Over 4 Percent For First Time In 2015

June 11, 2015

As we expected last week with the underlying basis on the move, the average rate for a 30-year mortgage has continued to climb, crossing the four percent mark for the…

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420-Unit Development At Risk

June 10, 2015

The Planning Commission’s approval of the proposed 420-unit building to rise up to 13-stories at 150 Van Ness, stretching from Van Ness to Polk along Hayes, was appealed and could…

Aaron Goodman on Parkmerced: From The Plans To Develop, To The Plans To Preserve
Gabriel Metcalf should apologize, 6 national organizations signed a memo against the destruction of Parkmerced, and to date they have…
Notcom on Academy of Art’s $58 Million Settlement Plan Slated for Approval
And don't forget the simultaneous implosion of the The California College of the Arts (CCA)...guess that move to SF wasn't…
The Milkshake of Despair on Academy of Art’s $58 Million Settlement Plan Slated for Approval
The Academy of Art is a reminder of what the city has lost with the San Francisco Art Institute. The…
Brahma (incensed renter) on Academy of Art’s $58 Million Settlement Plan Slated for Approval
Here we are, more than six years later, and in a story datelined May 11, 2026 (Academy of Art sells…
Notcom on 2830 Pacific: A Tripling Of Taxes (At Half Off Initial Hopes)
Noted. But of course I'm more interested in (what passes for) journalism over at the 'Standard'": consider this remarkable -…
Brahma (incensed renter) on Coveted LEED Condo Listed Below its 2015 Price
Wound up closing at asking 39 days after the above post. Then something happened which appeared on the MLS like…
Brahma (incensed renter) on 2830 Pacific: A Tripling Of Taxes (At Half Off Initial Hopes)
And 12 years and 8 months later, brought to market asking $35 million only to be removed 122 days after…
Notcom on New Tower Tops Out, on Track for Delivery This Year
I would diagnose this type of disconnect: Ass Burgher's Syndrome
Brahma (incensed renter) on New Tower Tops Out, on Track for Delivery This Year
Yes. You correctly understood the schtick. Business people can make up all kinds of rationalizations for their pecuniary interests that…
Daniel on Pace of Home Sales in San Francisco Drops
The Chron has some numbers to put to this: They just published a rundown of office occupancy by largest tenants.…

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Planning Balks At Proposed Height For Central SoMa Tower(s)

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Fed Expected To Raise Interest Rates By The End Of The Year

Minimum Bid For 750-Foot Transbay Tower Site: $160M

Opposition Organizing To Squash Two ‘Waterfront’ Towers

Appeal Succeeds But Development Will Proceed As Proposed

30-Year Mortgage Rate Over 4 Percent For First Time In 2015

420-Unit Development At Risk

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