Another Chance To Be A Hero (Or Show Your Support For The Bears)
A colorful bit of context might be in order. And yes, there’s double entendre in the title. ∙ Listing: 46 Tingley (4/2) – $599,000 ∙ It’s Gonna Be A Bright,…
It’s Gonna Be A Bright, Bright Sun-Shiny Day (Outside At Least)
∙ Listing: 280 Ellsworth (2/1) – $625,000
San Francisco Idea House Update: Open Into January And A Reduction
As a plugged-in reader noted last week, Sunset’s San Francisco Idea House webpage has been updated to read: The San Francisco Idea House will be open from 11/30/2007 through 1/27/2008…
JustQuotes: There’s Always One On (Almost) Every Block
From the listing: “The existing home is very small and is uninhabitable and without much merit.” And while the price per square foot ($1,649) is sure to send some into…
Two Noe Valley Renovations A Block (And A Half Million Dollars) Apart
It’s another reader’s comment (with which we very much agree): I have been an architect and developer myself for over 25 years and it has been interesting, to say the…
It Might Not Have A Name, But It’s A Vallejo Mansion Nonetheless
Designed by Houghton Sawyer (who was also the architect behind the Verdier/Scholes Mansion a bit further up the street at 1001 Vallejo), the woodwork within 2100-2110 Vallejo is quite capitvating…
It’s Not Simply The Number Of Parking Spaces But The Price As Well
Having three parking spaces isn’t unheard of in San Francisco but it’s definitely rare. And it’s doubly so when they’re attached to a rather nice looking (albeit TIC) unit that…
A Peek Inside 610 El Camino Del Mar (And Yes, We’re With “Barbco”)
When we first featured the Albert Farr designed 610 El Camino Del Mar there weren’t any photos of the interior online (other than of the pool). But having been inside,…
From Outside (And Coming Soon) To Inside (And Asking $1,495,000)
Three weeks ago we noted that 3973 19th Street was coming soon, the price was TBD, and the discussion was all about the exterior (and concrete and stucco). Today it’s…
The Penthouse Of Penthouses Hits The Market At The Four Seasons
It’s not on the first floor of the San Francisco Four Seasons’ penthouses (the 38th floor equivalent). Or the second (the 39th floor equivalent), or even the third (the 40th…