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“Taking effect on April 5, the could encourage hundreds of thousands of delinquent borrowers who have not been rescued by the loan modification program to shed their houses through a…
A Beacon (250 King Street) and neighborhood comp at $906,666 ($614 per square foot) in April 2006, the 1,476 square foot two-bedroom on the eighth floor of 250 King Street…
From the Chronicle: In the Bay Area, First American shows the Vallejo-Fairfield metropolitan market (essentially Solano County) with 61 percent of mortgage holders underwater. The next-highest concentration – but the…
As we wrote in October: As a plugged-in reader notes, Tishman Speyer’s led 2006 investment of $5.4 billion in Manhattan’s Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village continues to head south…
A plugged-in tipster reports that of roughly 50 houses and condos scheduled to hit the courthouse steps this afternoon in San Francisco, auctions for the vast majority (40-ish) were postponed…
Eleven months ago Paragon Real Estate attempted to define the decline from peak for 12 segments in San Francisco. Based on a comparison of average dollars per square foot for…
As we wrote about 214 Arguello Boulevard a year ago and almost to the day: Purchased for $1,600,000 when they were asking $1,675,000, 214 Arguello Boulevard returned to the market…
Purchased for $562,000 in April 2004 but then “completely renovated extensive high quality and designer touches throughout this charming house,” 6521 California returned to the market just three months later…
Asking just under $900,000 when the Infinity sales office first opened, tax records suggest 301 Main Street #9E was purchased for $867,000 in March 2008. The upgraded Tower One condo…
Purchased for $1,725,000 in July of 2005, returned to the bank stripped of its “appliances, many fixtures and hardware,” and listed for $1,499,000 in October, the sale of 4105 21st…