105 Hoffman – SocketSite™

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March 27, 2013

Speaking of variances and plans to raise the roof, the buyer of the 1,170 square foot two-bedroom house at 105 Hoffman over is seeking permission to raise the Noe Valley…

The Milkshake of Despair on Converted Cole Valley TIC Unit Fetches an “Over Asking!” Price
A gas fired appliance absolutely must be vented. However the building code doesn't stipulate that the vent flue must be…
sockettome on Converted Cole Valley TIC Unit Fetches an “Over Asking!” Price
The stairs may not be literally at the back of the building. In this case they are in a central…
sockettome on Converted Cole Valley TIC Unit Fetches an “Over Asking!” Price
Per the San Francisco Planning Department Condominium Subdivision Application for this property: Condominium Subdivision Case Number 2020-001911CND 762-766 Cole Street…
sf on Index for Bay Area Home Values Ticks Up, First Gain in Five Months
Shhh you'll wake up the Intelligentsia Grumbler.
SocketSite on New Pricing for Luxury Condo Already Listed at a Loss
UPDATE: Despite reports of a "surging" market, the list price for 288 Pacific Avenue #6C has just been further reduced…
[me] on Mid-Market Two-Bedroom Resells for Nearly 50 Percent Less
whomever bought that place for 1.2m was unfamiliar with the area
me on Condo Converted and Relisted for Less in Cole Valley
d00d its like 2 blocks to cole/carl muni stop and 2 blocks to haight. Dont know what you're smoking.
me on Converted Cole Valley TIC Unit Fetches an “Over Asking!” Price
the design of the lobby and interior stairwell makes it unlikely this building was ever actually only 3 flats.
me on Converted Cole Valley TIC Unit Fetches an “Over Asking!” Price
the deadline for 6-unit condo-conversion application was actually in 2020. the process itself can take a *very* long time to…
me on Converted Cole Valley TIC Unit Fetches an “Over Asking!” Price
1. The units weren't split. they've been that way since... [checks notes]...1908. 2. the TIC creation required an affordable housing…