The Year Of The Black Water Dragon Brings 255 Berry #708 Back
Back in 2008, it was the wood paneled ceiling and wide plank floors within 255 Berry #708 that first caught our attention, and the multiple balconies, southwest exposure, and completely…
Showcasing 2020 Jackson Street
As we first reported this past September: Plugged-in people knew it was coming and even got a brief peek inside, and now 2020 Jackson (a.k.a. The Hellman Mansion) has officially…
A Chef’s Restaurateur’s Kitchen And Misstep(s)
Purchased for $1,225,000 in August 2006 and financed with a mortgage for $980,000, in 2007 a second was drawn for $97,206, perhaps to help pay for the “swank” remodel for…
Can You Correctly Re-Pick This Noe Valley Apple To Be?
As we reported in November 2010: From October 2004 to April 2007 the value of the single-family home at 946 Elizabeth increased from $2,100,000 to $2,675,000 for total appreciation of…
South Beach Apples-To-Apples And Year-Over-Year
Listed for $1,288,000 in January 2011, the 2,097 square foot #320 at 200 Brannan sold for $1,260,000 last April. Back on the market ten months later and listed for $1,450,000.…
Noe Valley Before, After, And Back On The Market At 752 27th Street
Purchased as a 975 square foot “Charming Noe Valley View Home” for $972,000 in 2004, in 2007 a third floor was added, the lower level was legalized, and the rear…
Buy A One, But Get A Two (With Views) At The Flick Of A Wrist
While the big city and bay views from 1333 Jones #1402 haven’t changed since the 1,278-square-foot Comstock one-bedroom was purchased for $970,000 in 2004 (and having traded for $800,000 in…
Origins Of The Man Cave
Having not been remodeled since the 60’s, the 2,628 square foot home at 1901 Diamond was purchased for $1,450,000 in 2007, underwent an “eco-friendly” and “no expenses spared” renovation, and…
The Power (And Price) Of Two
The joining of two units at 1177 California yields a dramatic 17 foot ceiling in the living room of #331, a framed view of Grace Cathedral across the street, and…
That Flippin’ Market Crash And 611 Laguna Honda Hang Makeover
Purchased for $1,300,000 in 2007 as the 2,142 square foot home pictured above, 611 Laguna Honda Boulevard was remodeled, expanded, and returned to the market with a new façade and…