As the sun sets over San Francisco we wish you a safe holiday weekend. Read More »

You might want to avoid the intersection of Broadway and Divisadero this afternoon. The sign in the shadows above: “Sharp Crest: Trucks Not Advised.” Don’t ignore the signs. Read More »

While we have the before (above) and after (below) photos for 3855 Washington… …as promised, the offering now features a few interior shots and a website as well. ∙ Listing: 3855 Washington (6/6.5) – $8,000,000 ∙ 3855 Washington Joins The Recently Renovated “Heights” Fray Read More »

Once again, the 12-story Mercy Housing project on the northeast corner of 10th and Mission should be completed by August. Current reality above and as rendered below. Soon to be 136 affordable apartments for families with household incomes ranging from 15% to 45% of the area’s median, a 5,400... Read More »

700 Valencia has topped off and is filling out. And based on the framing, the fourth floor facade looks to have changed ever so slightly from its original design. ∙ 700 Valencia Street: The Details And Designs For Moving Forward Read More »

As we wrote in October 2007: “57 months (no not days) after first hitting the market for $23,500,000, and nine months after undergoing an $8,000,000 renovation (and subsequently raising its asking price by $2,400,000), the list price on the Captain’s House (300 Sea Cliff) has been reduced by $3,900,000... Read More »

It’s a rather dramatic rebuild and rebranding of 118 Cervantes Boulevard that incorporates wood, concrete and two arrays of exposed photovoltaic cells on its façade. And of course, how it looked before: Read More »

A plugged-in tipster passes along a few shots of San Francisco rising (with room to grow). And a fresh perspective on Millennium Tower (real not rendered). ∙ Four Views From Atop San Francisco’s Topped-Off Millennium Tower Read More »

Two different perspectives, one Marina block. Looking west-ish from out front of 147-149 Alhambra above. Looking east-ish across 143-149 Alhambra below. Kudos to the owners for this little oasis of neighborhood green (and our encouragement for others to follow suit). Read More »