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While the exterior of the Albert Farr designed Craftsman home at 2400 Vallejo has recently been resurfaced in White Cedar, the interior remodeling remains “ready and waiting for the new…
Having operated on Castro Street since the 1960’s, the Patio Café was purchased by Les Natali in 1989. In 1992, the patio at the rear of the property was enclosed…
Purchased as an 820-square-foot fixer of a home without a garage for $725,000 in March of 2012, the Noe Valley Victorian at 1402 Sanchez has since been expanded to over…
Designed by William Wurster and built in 1961, the modernist Russian Hill home at 2424 Jones Street was remodeled in 2007 with a top floor master suite and awarded the…
While not nearly as dramatic as its original transformation, having been remodeled a bit following its purchase for $2,400,000 in 2009, keep in mind that the resale of the “Home…
Jimmy Jen, the infamous San Francisco building permit “expediter” who was arrested in 2010 on suspicion of forging the signatures and stamps of two licensed engineers for nearly 100 construction…
Snuggled up against the modern Saitowitz designed synagogue out in the Richmond, 1325 Clement has been taken down to the studs and modernized as well, but without foregoing its Edwardian…
From the Chronicle with respect to flipping homes with unpermitted work: “A seller has the express obligation to disclose where there is any work that was not permitted as part…
The proposed expansion and improvement of San Francisco’s Ferry Terminal includes three new berthing facilities, new covered passenger queuing areas, and a new public Embarcadero Plaza located between the Ferry…
Purchased for $675,000 in 2011, a permit to remodel the kitchen and bathrooms of the 1,665 square foot house at 33 Fountain Street was approved and issued. Instead, the property…