A New Year And Listing For 2154 44th Avenue: Now Bank-Owned
Purchased for $450,000 in 2002 with ten percent down, in 2007 the Outer Parkside home at 2154 44th Avenue was refinanced with a $624,000 first mortgage for which it would…
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Purchased for $450,000 in 2002 with ten percent down, in 2007 the Outer Parkside home at 2154 44th Avenue was refinanced with a $624,000 first mortgage for which it would…
The Angus McSweeney designed home at 250 Santa Paula Avenue was purchased for $910,000 in 2003 having sat empty for 25 years. Following a major renovation and expansion, the St.…
Built on bedrock in 1891, the Slack Mansion at 2224 Sacramento Street survived the great quake of 1906. Commissioned by Judge Charles Slack, and having once served as a bed…
While a number of penthouses atop the Watermark at 501 Beale Street have gone back to the bank and sold for substantial discounts over the past couple of years, the…
Purchased as a two-bedroom “Art Deco gem” for $955,000 this past May, the Noe Valley home at 655 27th Street has been redesigned, remodeled and returned to the market as…
With an octagonal floor plan, only one of two in San Francisco, and a totally tubular glass elevator, the only one of which we know, we break tradition and leave…
Nine months ago the newly constructed 3,400 square foot modern home at 1507 Noe Street hit the market listed for $2,750,000 and sold for $2,950,000 this past March. The faceless…
Purchased for $2,115,000 in 2005, the designer Eureka Valley home at 105 Danvers Street sold for $2,400,500 in May of 2008. The converted corner store is now back on the…
Above, the façade of 901 De Haro Street before its recent renovation. Below, the carefully cropped façade of the house as it now appears and on the market asking $3,450,000:…
The Noe Valley lot at 653 Duncan Street was purchased for $190,000 in 1994. In 1995 a two-bedroom home was built to which a third bedroom and bath was added…