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The battle between a well-connected development team renovating the big Pacific Heights home at 2507 Pacific and a well-heeled neighborhood of objectors is back in front of San Francisco’s Planning…
As we wrote this past August: Purchased out of probate as a vacant two-unit building in need of TLC and sold “as-is” with “no further responsibility/liability implied or expressed whatsoever”…
Purchased for $875,000 in 2005, the Victorian home at 676 San Jose was taken “to the studs,” expanded (including a new two-bedroom unit below) and modernized in 2006. Now boasting…
We’ve long been a fan of the Donald MacDonald designed Art Deco building at 1083 clay. And while it’s not exactly our style, nor our color palette, we can appreciate…
Plugged-in people had the full scoop and knew it would be coming back soon. And now 2209 9th Avenue has officially returned to the market listed for $829,000. To summarize:…
With no major projects in front of San Francisco’s Planning Commission today, this afternoon’s agenda is dominated by proposed additions and expansions of single-family homes such as the proposed project…
In April 2007 the Inner Mission fixer at 1376 Florida sold for $700,000. Since then “fully approved plans” have been secured and “permits are ready to be issued” for rebuilding…
While the house needs some work and all the floors a good sanding, there is granite and “stainless steel” in the kitchen. And with a list price of $429,000 for…
The”Vintage Cow Hollow Edwardian” at 3025 Scott Street features some nice original detailing but needs some “TLC” as it did when purchased for $2,750,000 back in 2006. Having failed to…
In 2007 the 3,318 square foot #27A at San Francisco’s Four Seasons (765 Market Street) was purchased for $5,000,000. Since then the three-bedroom condo has been redesigned (think moving a…