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Hillside Above Laguna Honda Reservoir Reduced 60 Percent

Hillside Above Laguna Honda Reservoir Reduced 60 Percent

As we outlined a couple years ago, plans for an 80-unit townhome development to rise on odd-shaped, 1.72-acre parcel on the hillside above the Laguna Honda Reservoir, between Clarendon Avenue and Warren Drive, were approved back in 1972 but building permits for the site were never requested and the... Read More »

Number of Homes on the Market in San Francisco Climbs

Number of Homes on the Market in San Francisco Climbs

Despite a seasonal uptick in sales in the absolute and year-over-year drop in new listing activity, the net number of single-family homes and condos on the market in San Francisco climbed 6 percent over the past week and continues to trend higher. While overall inventory is still 6 percent... Read More »

It’s Not Exactly Cheap, but It Is Cheaper in San Francisco

As we noted earlier this week, there are over 40 percent fewer homes in contract to be sold in San Francisco than there were at the same time last year and over 30 percent of the homes that remain on the market have been reduced at least once, including... Read More »

Refined Pac Heights Home Drops Below Its 2017-Era Price

Refined Pac Heights Home Drops Below Its 2017-Era Price

As we outlined last month, the nearly 6,900-square-foot, six-bedroom Pacific Heights at 3149 Washington Street, which was been completely restored and remodeled to yield “unparalleled luxury and refinement,” with multiple living, dining and outdoor spaces; a guest suite, sauna and home theater; and a two-car garage, returned to the... Read More »

Sales and Listing Activity Tick Up in San Francisco, Prices Down

While the pace of home sales in San Francisco ticked up over the past week so did new listing activity.  As such, overall inventory levels were effectively unchanged in the absolute but 10 percent lower than at the same time last year, driven by a drop in the number... Read More »

Telegraph Hill Masterpiece Now Listed for Nearly 40 Percent Less

Telegraph Hill Masterpiece Now Listed for Nearly 40 Percent Less

Designed by Lewis Butler of Butler Armsden Architects and built near the peak of “the highest hill in the coveted neighborhood of Telegraph Hill,” the new four-level, three-bedroom home at 119 Telegraph Hill Boulevard hit the market priced at $15.995 million early last year, accompanied by a number of... Read More »

Chop, Chop

Chop, Chop

The rather spectacular new building at 15-17 Guy Place, which replaced a little single-family home, hit the market priced at $15 million in March of 2021, positioned as an “almost 8,000-square-foot, seven-level residence,” with a 5,115-square-foot, 5-bedroom main residence (17 Guy Place) over an 1,870-square-foot, 2-bedroom guest residence (15... Read More »

Exceptional NoPa Condo Fetches an “Over Asking” Price, But…

Exceptional NoPa Condo Fetches an “Over Asking” Price, But…

Purchased for $1.42 million in July of 2018, the two-bedroom condo at 1735 Grove, in a three-unit building “on a quiet, tree-lined street in the heart of NOPA,” was subsequently remodeled to include a showcase kitchen, with custom cabinetry, high-end appliances, quartz countertops and a new breakfast bar and... Read More »

Vacant Residential Development Repositioned, Reduced

Vacant Residential Development Repositioned, Reduced

Designed and developed by Stanley Saitowitz, the modern new 25-unit building at 603 Tennessee Street, across the street from UCSF’s Mission Bay Campus, a block from Chase Center and a short walk from the commercial corridors of both Dogpatch and Mission Bay, was condo mapped, but efforts to sell... Read More »

Asking Prices Drop in San Francisco, Inventory Keeps Ticking Up

Despite some misleading industry reports making the round and parroted in the press, the net number of homes on the market in San Francisco ticked up another 2 percent over the past week. While inventory levels are still 2 percent lower than at the same time last year, they’re... Read More »