The Freshly Re-Finished Façade Of 2523 Steiner
No, it’s not an underground Fresh & Easy that’s popped up in Pacific Heights, but rather the re-finished façade of 2523 Steiner which plugged-in people saw coming and well before.…
A Quick Curb A-Peel Change For A Weathered Wooden Facade
Three days ago the foreclosed upon 2523 Steiner hit the market and we promptly featured the property and its façade, the condition of which drew a few comments. Today, a…
No April Fooling As 3362 Jackson Returns Swinging Like Pat Burrell
It’s no April fooling as 3362 Jackson which was purchased out of probate for $2,500,000 in July 2009 has just returned to the market completely rebuilt and listed for $10,000,000,…
From Quintessential To Designer And A New “$15,000” Kitchen
2721 Sacramento #B wasn’t listed as a “designer” condo when it sold for $1,400,000 in 2008. At the time, it was simply “quintessential.” Since then, however, and amongst other improvements,…
Living Large In 435 Square Feet: Inside 86 Stanton
Behind the little gate and down the flagstone steps at 86 Stanton, a 435 square foot cottage originally constructed in 1918 but recently remodeled lies on two lots. And while…
To Enclose Or Not To Enclose, That’s A Reader’s Question Of The Day
As an an old post based on a plugged-in reader’s comment leads another reader to recently rethink the addition of a pot filler to her kitchen, today we turn to…
542 Valley Closes For $558 Per Contemporary Square Foot
Listed for $2,995,000 in 2008 but taken back by the bank this past October with $1,648,285 owed on its first, the bank-owned sale of 542 Valley closed escrow yesterday with…
Of Course You Deserve 566 Kansas, But Does It Deserve You?
Purchased for $1,540,000 in October 2005 when listed as a 1,750 square three-bedroom home with high ceilinged storage space and garage, 566 Kansas was remodeled in 2006. Think all new…
Two For The Price Of One Atop Nob Hill
As we wrote last month: With $49,853 past due on a $1,950,000 mortgage taken out in November 2006, the two units on the 14th floor of Gramercy Towers which were…
170 Saint Germain: Before, After And A Peek Inside (Poke To Follow)
Having been expanded both horizontally and vertically and completely rebuilt since being purchased for $1,400,000 in 2003, 170 St. Germain Avenue has just returned to the market as a 4,300…