Modern Cow Hollow Home On The Market For $10.5M
Gutted and remodeled by Sheinholtz Associates in the 1990’s and then rebuilt in concrete, steel, aluminum and glass by Stanley Saitowitz/Natoma Architects in 2006, the modern Cow Hollow home at…
$645K Less For The Living Preferences Of Today
Purchased for $3.3 million in 2011 having already been renovated with “xqzt archi” details and a new marble kitchen, the Pacific/Presidio Heights home at 68 Presidio Avenue was expanded and…
“High-Tech Noe Home” Hits The Market For $3.6 Million
Technically a “remodel” of the former two-bedroom home on the parcel, a four-story “High-Tech Noe Home” with four bedrooms, four and one-half baths and five “fabulous view decks” has sprung…
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Flipping Out: $600K More After Six Months And A Mini-Makeover?
Listed for $2,895,000 nine months ago, the Forest Hill home at 279 Castenada Avenue sold for $2,600,000 this past December. Since “updated with current colors and style featuring refinished hardwood…
First Flip At Linea Seeks $1,300 Per Square Foot, Quick $200K Gain
With the sales office still working to close out the last few units for sale at Linea on Market Street (a.k.a. 8 Buchanan), the buyer of a two-bedroom unit who…
The Priciest One-Bedroom On The Market In San Francisco
Listed for $1,695,000 in early 2009, it sold for $950,000 that December. And three years later, the 1,004-square-foot one-bedroom #27B within the San Francisco Four Seasons on Market Street returned…
Surprisingly Spacious Home Pops up on a Little San Francisco Lot
Upon the little Eureka Valley lot at 135 Yukon Street, a 1,724 square foot parcel which was purchased for $325,000 in early 2012, a surprisingly spacious four-bedroom home (see the…
Unpretentious Yet Assertive (Inside): A Classic William Wurster Design
In listing agent parlance, this one is not a drive by. Designed by renowned architect William Wilson Wurster, the Pacific Heights home at 1641 Green Street has been by described…
Fixed Up, Platinum Certified And Asking $10M More In Cow Hollow
As we first reported a few months ago, the Cow Hollow home at 2680 Green Street was purchased as a “fixer” for $3,100,000 in 2010, was completely renovated as “a…
Three Years Later And Asking $1M More In The Mission
Built in 2007 with reclaimed olive oil barrels used for siding, hardwood floors from reclaimed mine timbers, and bathrooms with Zuma tubs and Duravit sinks, the 1,880-square-foot unit # D…