San Francisco real estate tips, trends and the local scoop: "Plug In" to SocketSite™
The word on the street as confirmed by a plugged-in developer: Turnberry is quietly shopping their 45 Lansing lot (outlined above in blue). The implications: likely no new building at…
Millennium Tower has received their Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (TCO), closings will commence on April 7th, and residents will start moving in on the 20th. In terms of the restaurant…
On April 13, 2004 4174 26th Street in the heart of Noe Valley sold for $829,000. The buyer put 25% down. Two years later it sold for $995,000. The buyer…
It’s a plugged-in tipster that forwards the latest renderings for the San Francisco General Hospital addition and directs our attention to the Webcor overview: The 448,000 sq ft steel moment…
“A draft environmental review for failed to find any major problems, and a final report could be complete by the end of June….Even the notoriously strict agencies that govern what…
The rendering above, the early One Hawthorne reality check below. Once again, 24 stories and 165 units with February 2008 expectations of pricing from $500,000 for a 550 square foot…
“Keeping in line with the post earlier this week about new trees on 3rd Street, I noticed these in front of the Millennium today on Mission.” ∙ A Plugged-In Reader’s…
The San Francisco Planning Department is busy working on the City’s “2009 Housing Element,” the five year vision and general plan for housing that drives City policy. Participants in the…
As a seriously plugged-in (and seemingly omniscient) reader notes, the sellers of 2306 Broadway aren’t moving far. From a tipster: bought the house next door to the left for 9…
Coming soon and asking $6,495,000 according to Nina Hatvany, it’s a plugged-in tipster that suggests we keep an eye on 2306 Broadway which is currently being prepped for sale. And…