Before, After And Back On The Market In The Mission
Purchased for $700,000 in 2007 and then approved to be rebuilt as two “low energy condominiums” totaling 3,000 square feet, as plugged-in people know 1376 Florida was listed as a…
Sorry Cardinal, But Let’s Hear It For The Blue And Gold…
As we first reported in 2010, a structural observation of the Willis Polk designed Hallidie Building at 130 Sutter Street determined it was “just a matter of time before portions…
A New New Kitchen, Fireplace, And Listing For 2400 Green Street
With a remodeled and reconfigured kitchen featuring Scavolini cabinetry, unfortunately the sale of 2400 Green Street won’t be apples-to-apples as compared to January 2008 when the 4,500 square foot Pacific…
Converting 888 Brannan To Attract Tech Tenants (And Rents)
In 2010, the Planning Commission approved the conversion of 138,580 of the 423,133 square feet between the interconnected buildings at 850 Brannan and 870 Brannan, collectively known as the 888…
Ba-Zynga!
As we first reported this past September: Following a few run-ins with a Russian stripper stalker at their Shrader Street home, Mark Pincus and family recently moved to a more…
The Designs For Daggett Park
This Monday, January 23, San Francisco’s Planning commission will present the schematic design for Daggett Park to the San Francisco Arts Commission, which, through their Civic Design Review process, is…
The Designer Home At 785 Cole Returns Having Been Remodeled
As we wrote when the Jensen & Macy redesigned home at 785 Cole Street hit the market in 2007 asking $2,000,000 and sold for $1,900,000 that August: We’re particularly fond…
An Aboveboard Request Which Planning Opposes But Many Do Below
Plugged-in people see it all the time in San Francisco, two-unit buildings remodeled to live like a single-family home but still legally “two units,” often times with a door or…
This Time It’s…Apples-To-Apples On Russian Hill
Back in March of 2008 we first featured the before and after floor plans for 1080 Chestnut #7D which had just hit the market listed for $1,350,000 at the time.…
Construction Commences On The Decades-Old “Hole In The Ground”
Construction has commenced at the corner of Market, Noe, and 16th streets. Known as the “Hole in the Ground” for the past three decades following the fiery demise of the…