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As we wrote this past October: As we first reported a week ago, builder Joe Cassidy’s 113-unit mixed-use project at 1844 Market Street was headed for a foreclosure sale on…
From the New York Times with respect to “super conforming” loan limits, part of an economic stimulus bill first passed in 2008: For the last three years, federal agencies have…
As we wrote in March: Purchased for $775,000 a year ago (April 2010), the single-family Forest Knolls home at 333 Oak Park Drive has returned to the market listed for…
As we wrote in January: 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…
As we wrote in January 2008 when the sales office at Park Terrace launched a “step-up commission program” targeting buyers’ agents: It’s no longer only the townhomes at Park Terrace…
As a plugged-in reader notes, the United States has filed a civil mortgage fraud lawsuit against Deutsche Bank and its wholly owned subsidiary MortgageIT for falsely certifying loans were eligible…
While we didn’t disclose the details last week, the recent buyer of a unit above an S&M enthusiast has decided to go public, perhaps as the reality of our reader’s…
While a joint venture between Barker Pacific Group, Luzzatto Co. and Lion Real Estate Group has acquired A.F. Evans $300 million affordable housing portfolio, according to the San Francisco Business…
The proposed demolition of the small single-family home at 353 San Jose and development of a three story, four-unit multifamily dwelling in its place is poised to be formally approved…
With 33 of its 71 listing photos featuring neighborhood establishments within a one mile radius, it might be a new record. And it might explain such classic listing photo captions…