A Newly Renovated 355 Bryant #308 Returns
Asking $1,100,000 in September 2000, a month later it closed escrow for $1,400,000. Back on the market in July 2005 asking $1,195,000, it sold for $1,200,000. Now newly renovated with…
555 Fulton Survives Appeal And Returns To Its Design Roots
Not only did San Francisco’s Planning Department brush aside an appeal of the proposed 555 Fulton project, but went so far as to approve the original Saitowitz design. Booyah! The…
5,300 New Long-Term Housing Niches As Proposed…
Designed by Bernard J.S. Cahill the landmark San Francisco Columbarium was built in 1898 as part of what was once the Odd Fellows Cemetery. Abandoned from 1934 to 1979, The…
Three Years And A Trio Of Looks For 224 Twin Peaks Boulevard
As we wrote in November 2008: Purchased for $1,360,000 a year ago (11/2/07), 224 Twin Peaks Boulevard returned to the market in June asking $1,395,000 and was subsequently reduced to…
Inside The Nightingale’s Landmark Nest At 201 Buchanan
The listing for The Nightingale House at 201 Buchanan has been updated to include interior shots and note a couple of open houses (including one tomorrow). UPDATE: Sorry, but no…
SFMOMA Expansion: Four Firms (Including A Foster) In The Running
From John King with respect to the proposed 150,000 square foot addition to SFMOMA: The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art has narrowed the list of architects for its $250…
555 Fulton: Will “The Birds” Bring Down Another Proposed Project?
Citing an incompatibility with the surrounding neighborhood, an objection to its aesthetics and shadows, additional traffic and parking congestion, a proposed residential parking ratio of 0.75 spaces to each unit,…
722 Steiner: Reduced Again (By Postage For 750,000 Postcards)
On Friday, five days after a fifty-one thousand dollar reduction, the list price for 722 Steiner was reduced another $210,000. Now asking $3,589,000 for the Shannon-Kavanaugh House (10 percent under…
The Nightingale House (201 Buchanan) Looks For Another Landing
As we wrote about the Nightingale House in October 2007 when listed for $1,895,000 (a month after being purchased for $1,605,000): It is thought that the Nightingale House at 201…
1840 Washington: The Design (By Way Of A Plugged-In Tipster)
A plugged-in tipster heeds our call and delivers a few drawings for 1840 Washington rising. There are a couple more. And our inbox remains open for others. Cheers.