Still Defying Gravity At Glen Park Market Place?
A few months after the 15-unit Glen Park Market Place premiered, 53 Wilder Street #406 closed escrow for $855,000 (September 2006). It’s two bedrooms, two baths and 1,249 square feet.…
While A Bird Tweets, A Shark Sings
Tweeting about the sale (“It’s a Steal!”) of his Heublien Building Penthouse (which is still available), Twitter’s CEO opened the door to the obvious question, so where did he move?…
Withdrawn On Washington: It Must Have Been The Amphitheater…
After 264 days on the market (not including a previous listing), and the last 90 of which were at a list price of $12,000,000, the listing for 3444 Washington has…
A Schwarzenegger Signature To Sell 23 Acres Of Candlestick Point
“The state can now sell 23 acres of land that is mostly used for parking lots in southeastern San Francisco to benefit a city housing development. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed…
The City’s Prop D Pro And Con Via Video (And A Private Party Con)
∙ Proposition D ∙ Stop the Billboard Scam! ∙ Anti-billboard ad hits the Internet
Apples To Apples On Anderson (#78) Atop Bernal Heights
Purchased for $990,000 in December of 2007, the four bedroom and two bath “updated Bernal cottage” at 78 Anderson is back on the market and asking $997,000. If you think…
Out With Tower Records (Three Years Ago), In With Trader Joe’s?
From Market at Noe street shopping center owner Kent Jeffrey via the San Francisco Business Times: “Finally, after nearly three years with no anchor tenant, a huge mortgage, the building…
Three To Five For The Transbay If The Feds Delay Until March
“An unexpected delay in funding for the new Transbay Terminal could set construction plans back months and cost the project another $100 million.” ∙ Transbay funds delay may have $100M…
Historic Preservation Commission Votes To Save The Shelves
“The voted 5-2 to start the process of preserving five of the seven libraries under discussion, including the North Beach branch. The commission’s decision prevents the North Beach library project…
Focused On Fees But How About Incentives?
For the record, we don’t blame Mike Kriozere or One Rincon Hill for doing what they did, but rather the city for negotiating a flawed agreement in the first place.…