4552 19th Street Joins The High-End Half-Million Dollar Cut Club
It’s a plugged-in agent who suggests $500,000 cuts seem to be all the rage at the upper end of the market. And 4552 19th Street recently embraced the new new…
208 Glenview: No Real Story, Simply A Bit Of Seasonal Color Flair
No real story, simply a bit of seasonal color flair. Oh, and recently reduced $92,000. Boo. ∙ Listing: 208 Glenview Drive (4/4) – $1,198,000
Sometimes It’s Simply The View(s), And Sometimes It’s Not
We’d say if it was simply because of the views. But quite honestly, it’s not. There’s more. Like a private elevator if you’d prefer not to take the stairs. ∙…
Still Drawn To The Decks (Amongst Other Things) For A Third Time
We were first drawn to the decks a little over five months ago when it was priced at $2,535,000. It was two months ago that the asking price was adjusted…
A Plugged-In Reader Reports (Rather Effusively): Go See 141 Ames
It’s not yet listed, but its website just went live. And while we haven’t yet been inside 141 Ames (aka Betty May’s School of Tap), a plugged-in reader reports (rather…
313 Duncan: Before, After, And All Its Insides Now “Online”
As plugged-in people already know, it was Owen Kennerly that led the sweet and complete transformation of 313 Duncan from that to this: Not yet officially listed, but now priced…
From Coming Soon To On The Market And A Peek Inside: 1391 Clayton
You knew it was coming. You knew the numbers. And you even knew what was there before. Now you get to peek inside. UPDATE: And Miu-Miu offers a having actually…
Two Cow Hollow Apples On Greenwich Get A Little Less Green
After three weeks on the market in the heart of Cow Hollow, it’s a new price (now asking $1,975,000) and a few new photos for the listing of 1968 Greenwich.…
123 Laidley (To Which Jeremy Kotas Added A Bit Of Height And Flair)
123 Laidley offers big city views and a few green features (think commercial grade 4kw solar panels). And of course, a modern living room and second floor loft befitting architect…
Penthouse Number Two Of Three Atop Six Zero One Fourth
We’re not digging it quite as much as number one, but number two is one of only three penthouses built atop the Heublein Building (601 4th Street), so a mention…