Obviously Only Because It’s On The Wrong Side Of Those Tracks
As we wrote in June of 2008: We’ve always loved the William Randolph Hearst built Beaux Arts building at 1001 California Street, both in terms of location and style. And…
Confidentially Speaking About The Infinity
The re-sale of 301 Main Street #9E has fallen out of contract, its list price has been cut to $749,000 (asking just under $900,000 when the Infinity sales office first…
First Feng Shuied Now Sai Wonged At Sutter Heights (1521 Sutter)
Listed for $879,000 when roughly half of the 28 “Feng Shuied” Sutter Heights condos were spoken for in April of 2008, 1521 Sutter Street #306 was relisted three days ago…
Are The “Exceptions” (And Big Losses) Becoming A Palms Rule?
What some are wont to characterize as San Francisco “exceptions” are quickly becoming the rule for two-bedroom condo re-sales at The Palms (555 4th Street). While #401 closed escrow with…
The One With The Deer Lions On It (3859 21st Street)
Purchased for $2,080,000 in July of 2007, The Lion House (a.k.a. 3859 21st Street) returned to the market in April asking $1,975,000. As a plugged-in reader notes, the price was…
That Might Explain The Shocked Look On The Cottage’s Face Facade
As we wrote this past September: Purchased for $633,000 in October of 2005, this Telegraph Hill single-family “cottage” failed to find a buyer when it was listed for $779,000 eighteen…
Price “Slashing!” In Pacific Heights (And Return To A Near 2000 Value)
Purchased for $5,000,000 in July 2000, 2775 Green returned to the market this past February asking $5,950,000. A sale at which would have represented average annual appreciation of 2% over…
The Full Plan Financial Monty For 135 Fernwood Drive
As a plugged-in reader points out, 135 Fernwood Drive is back on the market and asking $2,985,000. Purchased for $3,000,000 in December of 2005, its 6,000 square feet were completely…
Take Two (Or Three) For Five New Condos On Telegraph Hill
Originally priced “from $3.1 million to $7.5 million,” all five condos at the newly built 567 Vallejo on Telegraph Hill remain available and are now listed with prices ranging from…
Act Now (After Seventy-Seven Days On The Market) Or Else!
Purchased for $1,170,000 a year ago, 337 Douglass retuned to the market this past March asking $1,195,000. Reduced to $1,095,000 on April 1st and then to $995,000 on April 30th,…