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San Francisco’s Planning Department has recently completed a comprehensive Historic Context Statement for Modern Architecture and Landscape Design in San Francisco between 1935 and 1970 in order to provide a…
The proposal is to build a contemporary four-story building with a restaurant on the ground floor and two residential units above where a vacant two-story, single-family building “with no discernable…
As we wrote this past October: Having been withdrawn from the MLS three weeks ago last asking $2,195,000 and versus $2,995,000 two years ago, a plugged-in reader reports that according…
On Wednesday, San Francisco’s Architectural Review Committee will review and comment on the proposed rehabilitation and integration of the Aronson Building at 706 Mission into the 550-foot-tall tower slated to…
While the Planning Commission has approved all the necessary permits and variances necessary to raze and rebuild at 1269 Lombard, and the proposed project has survived three Discretionary Reviews and…
As we wrote this past August: Purchased out of probate as a vacant two-unit building in need of TLC and sold “as-is” with “no further responsibility/liability implied or expressed whatsoever”…
So there’s no deeded parking and Nob Hill, but it is a rather cute little two-bedroom at 12 Auburn that’s just returned to the market after a one-month hiatus, only…
With today’s Planning Commission meeting just about to get started, the adjacent neighbor to the east of 226 Cabrillo writes: We’re direct neighbors to the proposed structure, and it’s funny…
Purchased for $735,000 in October 2006, the 723 square foot fixer cottage on the back of a 25×110 foot lot at 226 Cabrillo returned to the market in July 2008…
A tenant’s challenge of the condo conversion of 74-76 Castro based on his HIV positive status is back in front of San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors this afternoon. As we…