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Hibernia Bank Renovation Is Rolling, Will It Be Rocking As Well?

June 6, 2014

The permits to renovate and restore the iconic Hibernia Bank building at 1 Jones Street have been issued and the scaffolding is finally starting to rise. And a new Mid-Market…

Breaking News Elections

Proposition B To Limit Building Heights Passes: 59% Yes / 41% No

June 3, 2014

With 100 percent of precincts having reported, San Francisco Proposition B which will require voter approval for any increase in the existing height limits for property currently under control of…

Breaking News Trends

Index For Bay Area Luxury Home Values Hits A Record High

May 30, 2014

The First Republic Prestige Home Index for values of “San Francisco” homes worth more than $1.0 million and currently averaging $3.18 million jumped 3.4 percent in the first quarter of…

Breaking News Neighborhoods New Developments

Ballot Measure To INCREASE Height Limits For Pier 70 Project

May 15, 2014

In a preemptive move designed to counter the likely passage of Proposition B (the Waterfront Height Limit Right to Vote Act), a ballot measure to increase the existing building height…

Breaking News New Developments Real Estate Economics Trends

Bay Area Is The Fastest Growing Region In California

April 30, 2014

Having grown by an estimated 16,962 residents last year, the population of San Jose is now over the one million mark (1,000,536) while the population of San Francisco has grown…

Breaking News Real Estate Economics Trends

Fed Cuts Stimulus On Indicators Of Activity Despite Anemic Q1

April 30, 2014

While the U.S. economy grew by an anemic 0.1 percent in the first quarter of 2014, “information received since the Federal Open Market Committee met in March indicates that growth…

As Proposed Breaking News Industry Stuff Rentals

Behind The Ballot Measure To Restrict Airbnb’s Business In SF

April 29, 2014

As we first reported yesterday, a proposed ballot measure to further restrict, or in some cases ban, short-term rentals in San Francisco is expected to be submitted to San Francisco’s…

Breaking News Industry Stuff Rentals SocketSite Readers Report

Ballot Measure To Further Limit Or Ban Short-Term Rentals In SF

April 28, 2014

According to an email from David Owen, Airbnb’s Regional Head of Public Policy, to a number of hosts, “a ballot initiative being drafted by opponents of home sharing that will…

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Long-Vacant Downtown Lot Ready For (Downsized) Development

April 25, 2014

Zoned for development up to 300-feet in height, a 30-story hotel was proposed to rise on the northwest corner of Pine and Kearny in 1981. In 1982, the proposal was…

Bay Buildings Breaking News Commercial Design & Architecture

Glass Tower To Rise Over SF Mining Exchange Building On Bush

April 24, 2014

A joint venture has been formed to develop the 19-story office tower to rise at 350 Bush, designed by Heller Manus to incorporate the terra cotta facade and columns of…

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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Breaking News Industry Stuff Real Estate Economics Trends

Hibernia Bank Renovation Is Rolling, Will It Be Rocking As Well?

Proposition B To Limit Building Heights Passes: 59% Yes / 41% No

Index For Bay Area Luxury Home Values Hits A Record High

Ballot Measure To INCREASE Height Limits For Pier 70 Project

Bay Area Is The Fastest Growing Region In California

Fed Cuts Stimulus On Indicators Of Activity Despite Anemic Q1

Behind The Ballot Measure To Restrict Airbnb’s Business In SF

Ballot Measure To Further Limit Or Ban Short-Term Rentals In SF

Long-Vacant Downtown Lot Ready For (Downsized) Development

Glass Tower To Rise Over SF Mining Exchange Building On Bush

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