According to the folks at Save 39 Chattanooga, the “little house” at 39 Chattanooga has been sold to a woman who “plans to remodel the house and live there.” Here’s to hoping that everyone’s happy with the outcome. And that this is the final (rather than first) chapter in... Read More »

KRON 4’s Maureen Kelly takes a look at the wave of high-rise developments in San Francisco and coins the phrase “San Franhatten” (San Francisco + Manhattan). Adding insult to injury, or perhaps editorial commentary, the KRON 4 website manages to refer to it as “San Franshatten.” ∙ High Rises... Read More »

ReyEstate publishes a SWOT analysis for the South Beach/Rincon/Transbay area. And it’s not pretty (well, the little up/down house arrow is actually kind of cute). Then again, a lot of emphasis is put on the “over/below asking” stat which consistently gets our vote for the “most meaningless, misleading, and... Read More »

We missed it in print, so we were pleasantly surprised to discover that The Lansing is providing 7×7’s great overview of what’s in the works for the area around Rincon Hill and the Transbay Terminal (Rincon/Transbay) as a downloadable pdf (5.3MB). Ten or 11 new residential high-rises, interspersed among... Read More »

Our first thought upon spying The Cove from 101: “Are they building a prison over there?” And after perusing their website (“Candlestick Point is one of the City’s hottest new neighborhoods,” and “fast becoming one the of the City’s most desirable addresses”), our second thought: “Uh….” The Cove consists... Read More »

TurnHere, a collection of “Sponsored” (advertorial? advidetorial?) and un-sponsored short films “that capture interesting neighborhoods, merchants and travel destinations,” has officially launched its new site with a particular focus on Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco. ∙ Advertorial by Wiki ∙ TurnHere: San Francisco Read More »

Okay, so maybe we were less than impressed by the One Rincon Hill webcam, but their video left us dazed (and yet strangely giddy). Yes, based on the pictures and press (“the tallest residential property west of the Mississippi”) we knew these towers were going to be tall, but... Read More »

And speaking of Intracorp, The Hayes has launched a new website since we first alerted you to New Condos Starting In The $400,000s. (And yes, the new site is complete with the requisite floor plan porn, their own inside scoop, and a nice little neighborhood map.) ∙ The Hayes... Read More »

According to Centurion Real Estate Partners, the group that converted the Mission Place apartment development into the 595 condo development named the Beacon, the South of Market condo market remains strong (and the Beacon is 90% sold). Quote: “Every time I check, our numbers are beating our pro formas.... Read More »

Real Estate Brokerage Hill & Company blankets Potrero Hill with a glossy mailer touting their ‘locals only’ knowledge of the neighborhood. Based on the reaction from the Potrero Hill, San Francisco Blog, they might have missed their mark:... Read More »