From Tough Love Comes Positive Change Over At One Rincon Hill
From “One Rincon Hill Resident” (the reader formerly known as “FrustratedBuyer”): I was told by the excellent sales team at One Rincon Hill that the developer would be changing its…
A “Bitter” Renter Reports: Repossessed In Lower Pacific Heights
The listing for 1944-1948 Buchanan, a three-unit building in Lower Pacific Heights, notes “Nice building in good condition with good rents” (which add up to $6,425). The listing also notes…
Conversion Of 140 New Montgomery Moves To Environmental Review
It was nine months ago that the news broke about Meany Sullivan’s purchase of the 26-story Pacific Telephone Building at 140 New Montgomery with plans of converting it from an…
Infinity And One Rincon Hill: Comments On Closings And Walkthroughs
One plugged-in reader in contract at Infinity needs a new lender (“my loan provider citibank is dropping Infinity as an approved project”) and seeks some other readers’ thoughts on choosing…
JustQuotes: And So Have We (Noticed The Graffiti That Is)
“I lived a couple of blocks south of anonfedup’s mom and instead of poop, I would find used condoms all over the sidewalk….The car break-ins off Union have gotten out…
SocketSite Readers Report: The Grand Opening of The Greenwich
The twenty-nine new condos at The Greenwich (1501 Greenwich) officially opened this weekend and a few readers have shared their thoughts. And while we’re still in search of a complete…
Another Apple Is Ripening On The Tree In District Nine: 701 Minna #19
Three months ago we received the following note from a plugged-in reader: I used to live at . In April 06 I had it listed for $930k and ended up…
Infinity Update: Closings, Move-Ins And Even Kitchen Cabinetry
We’re still working on an “official” update with regard to Infinity closings and move-ins, but a plugged-in reader and uberexcited contract holder swings by the building and reports: Update on…
The Hayes (55 Page) Strips Off (And Reveals) A Little Bit More
The Hayes (55 Page) is one step closer to architectural judgment (and occupancy) as the majority of blue window wraps have been removed. And while at least one plugged-in reader…
The First Physical Sign (Quite Literally) Of Home Depot Development
A plugged-in reader reports: “As I was driving by today, there were four guys standing on the awning removing the “Home Depot YES” sign and replacing it with a “Home…