A Heights Of The Heights Apple Returns (1940 Broadway #6)
Listed for $4,350,000 in early 2008, the full sixth floor of The Heights (1940 Broadway #6) closed escrow that March with a reported contract price of $4,911,000. A few months…
The Threes At 3119 And 3121 Harrison Now Listed For Under Two
We first stated following the construction of the two modern townhomes at 3119 and 3121 Harrison a little over three years ago. Originally expected to be finished in 2009, they…
A Two Becomes A One With Room To Entertain At One Rincon Hill
Purchased as a One Rincon Hill two-bedroom for $1,250,000 ten months ago, 425 1st Street #4706 has returned to the market with one less bedroom but all 1,238 square feet…
Apples To Apples To Apples At 2679 California
As a plugged-in reader notes, the list price for the “Stunning Pacific Heights Victorian home” at 2679 California was reduced $100,000 to $2,695,000 yesterday. As we wrote about the sale…
Listing Irony For 85 Caine: “Cash Only, Bank Might Not Finance”
In April 2006 the four bedroom Ingleside home at 85 Caine Avenue was purchased for $675,000, a purchase which was refinanced in November 2007 with two loans totaling $693,000 in…
100 Percent Doobie Debt Financed On Potrero Hill
In 2007 the Potrero Hill home at 890 De Haro sold for $1,350,000. The sale is yet another example of a “winning” offer in San Francisco that was financed with…
Ay, Caramba As 299 Santa Paula Avenue Cuts Again
As we wrote ten months ago: Asking $5,900,000 and briefly in contract soon thereafter (“$5.4 is the number I hear“), the list price for 299 Santa Paula Avenue was reduced…
332 Hill Returns As A Contemporary
Down the street from the streamline moderne design of 849 Sanchez, and originally constructed in 1963, 332 hill has been rebuilt and expanded as a “contemporary modern” home, the (floor)…
Mo’ Moderne Atop Liberty Hill (Or Not)
From San Francisco’s modern era of design and development to modern day trends, we’re calling it a modern themed week in retrospect. And we’re closing it out with a peek…
The Modern Era In San Francisco (In More Ways Than One)
Speaking of San Francisco’s modern era of development, the last we checked in on the Eichler Summit at 999 Green two two-bedrooms in the ’04 stack were on the market,…