San Francisco real estate tips, trends and the local scoop: "Plug In" to SocketSite™
With San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors having voted to delay their vote to either affirm or overturn Planning’s approval of CPMC’s long-range development plans until November, a plugged-in tipster confirms…
A plugged-in neighbor offers another perspective on the proposed 226 Edgewood project that has incited Friends of Parnassus Heights: We are neighbors who received one of the self-addressed stamped envelopes…
First approved for infill development in 2005 despite its neighbors’ objections, including one referring to the proposed project as “a source of oppression,” the construction of 1410 Stanyan commenced at…
As a plugged-in reader wrote about 226 Edgewood after touring the property back in 2010: Original portion by Louis Christian Mullgardt, 1911…and addition by Eden and Eden, 1970s, according to…
The two-unit building at 446-448 Missouri Street is on the market in Potrero and asking $1,199,000 for the whole shebang. According to the listing, however, while “both units enjoy classic…
In 2003, the “rustic Potrero Hill cottage” at 2207 25th Street was purchased for $400,000. Six years later, an anonymous complaint noted new rooms were being added to the cottage…
From Don Falk, Executive Director at Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation (TNDC), with respect to the challenges of financing affordable housing development in San Francisco and the development of 168-186 Eddy…
According to a plugged-in source, Larry Ellison’s “people” have put out feelers to a few San Francisco realtors, seeking a short-list of San Francisco homes down in the Marina which…
As a plugged-in reader reports, when you have a development project in San Francisco’s Richmond neighborhood that requires City Planning review, you need to hold a pre-application meeting to notify…
Having sold his Cole Valley home earlier this year, and a Presidio Heights property into which he never moved (but Zynga spent $1,169,896 to purchase, install and maintain a home…