Purchased for $6.6 million in 2013, the 7,138-square-foot home at 15 Buena Vista Terrace, which was built on a double lot, with panoramic views and luxury finishes throughout, including a proper home theater and a 500-square-foot “party room” that opens to a 567-square-foot roof deck, returned to the market... Read More »

The 8,000-square-foot temple on the southeast corner of Taraval and 46th Avenue, which is currently home to Congregation Am Tikvah and Little People Preschool and Kindergarten, is on the market with a $4.2 million price tag. The Outer Sunset parcel is zoned for development up 40 feet in height... Read More »

As designed by Kerman Morris Architects and rendered below, plans for two new condos to rise on the undeveloped Bernal Heights lot at 1513 York Street have been drafted, but that’s not all. In addition to the duplex fronting the street, plans for another four duplex buildings to rise... Read More »

Built in 2009 and hidden behind a relatively modest façade, the single-family home at 60 Clarendon Avenue steps down the slope of Clarendon Heights to yield 3,650 square feet of conditioned space, not including the square footage of its five decks, with panoramic views. Purchased for $5.15 million in... Read More »

Purchased for $925,000 in March of 2018, unit #2E at 288 Pacific Avenue, “the perfect SF pied-a-terre” and “urban home in a beautiful full-service building…directly across the street from the Battery Club,” returned to the market priced at $1.045 million last March, a sale at which would have represented... Read More »

Purchased for $953,883 in September of 2016, a price which was in-line with the pricing for the other 68 units in the new collection of city homes at 388 Fulton Street, “in our beloved Hayes Valley, SF’s most desirable, lovable, walkable neighborhood,” the two-bedroom, 743-square-foot unit #213 features... Read More »

Built in 1970 and since “transformed into a modern day classic,” the 4,057-square-foot West Clay Park home at 164 24th Avenue, which features a mid-century modern vibe and ethos, with some beautiful woodwork, a retractable central skylight and views of the Golden Gate Bridge from the home’s main bedroom... Read More »

Purchased by a doctor for $2.7 million in 2018 and subsequently shuttered, the revised plans for redeveloping the iconic Nob Hill “Touch our Junk” Theater at 729 Bush Street, which had operated as a gay night club and male porn venue for 50 years, were conditionally approved last month.... Read More »

Having staved off a foreclosure sale by way of a bankruptcy filing in 2017 and then sold for $3.7 million in early 2018, the very first ‘Top Chef’ home at 3159 Baker Street in San Francisco has since been “updated” a bit, including a refresh of its kitchen. And... Read More »

The office vacancy rate in the East Bay, not including Walnut Creek or further east, ticked up to 18.4 percent at the end of last year, roughly double the vacancy rate prior to the pandemic. In addition to 4.9 million square feet of un-leased space, the current vacancy rate... Read More »