But Don’t Buyers In Noe Know That “Prices” Are Up?
While 651 27th Street is now in escrow (listed for 20% under its last close), 525 27th Street #2 is still active and available. As a reader notes, purchased for…
Just Under $900,000 Originally, Asking Just Under $800,000 Today
Asking just under $900,000 (not including upgrades) when the sales office first opened (acording to a plugged-in Infinity resident). Asking just under $900,000 ($885,000) as a resale last month (and…
On The Market (But Not The Public Facing MLS): 651 27th Street
A single-family home over in Noe Valley, 651 27th Street was purchased for $1,200,000 in February of 2004, was extensively remodeled in 2005 (“Design award-winner of Calif Home and Design…
The Royal Towers Developer’s Unit Returns (1750 Taylor #1701)
As we wrote in our September 2007 scoop: Originally the developer’s unit, #1701 in The Royal Towers (1750 Taylor) boasts panoramic bridge to bridge (and everything in between) views, as…
Not Exactly A Slam Duncan: 1005 Duncan Returns (This Time Reduced)
Asking $1,238,000 in October of 2007 the agents for 1005 Duncan were unable to find a buyer. So they renovated (Eichler purists look away). And raised the price to $1,275,000.…
It’s Not Quite 2004, But It’s Really Not 2008. Or 2007. Or 2006…
We’re not so sure “phatty” would agree, but perhaps it’s best he didn’t have that extra three million lying around last May when 650 2nd Street #502 hit the market…
An Apple In The “Heights” Of Our Tree: 3444 Washington Reduced
From a plugged-in Sleepiguy when the rather handsome 3444 Washington hit the market last May asking $17,500,000: “This property sold a couple of years ago for 16.5 million.” From the…
A Rather “Real” Apple On The Tree In The Marina: 1756 North Point
Purchased for $1,920,000 in April of 2007, the three-bedroom/bath condo known as 1756 North Point in the heart of the Marina (District 7a) hit the market last week with a…
A Marina Apple On The Tree (Again) And Asking $654 Per Square Foot
Purchased for $1,280,000 in November of 2004, the 2,217 square foot two-bedroom/bath condo at 1531 Beach Street returned to the market last year asking $1,550,000 ($699 per square foot) but…
Throwing In The Towel Or Banking On A Bidding War?
As we wrote this past September: The sales office for 368 Elm Street on the edge of Hayes Valley first opened its doors in November of 2006. At the time,…