1578 Indiana Street #1 – SocketSite™

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Motivated Sellers Drop Price for Light Filled Dogpatch Loft, Again

March 27, 2024

Purchased for $879,500 in September of 2020 or roughly $770 per square foot, the “light filled” and “sophisticated New York style loft” unit #1 at 1578 Indiana Street, in San…

jimbo on Inspired Italianate Dwell-ing Returns
$3.75M
hmmm on Below Market Rate One-Bedroom Reduced
That's not totally true, both that HOA can't be adjusted and that it wouldn't be fair. I know for sure…
SocketSite on Purchase Mortgage Activity Drops, Jumbo Rates Inch Down
UPDATE: Purchase mortgage application volume in the U.S. ticked back up 2 percent over the past week but was down…
Fishchum on Number of Homes on the Market in S.F. Ticks Up, Sales Down
Thank you! doesn't come across as snarky - I've just seen claims that differ wildly from this site, and from…
Neighborhood Activist on Below Market Rate One-Bedroom Reduced
Just to add context, the HOA fees are not a function of the market, they are a function of the…
sockttome on Below Market Rate One-Bedroom Reduced
Yes, the BMR program has yielded mixed results. When offered up in a brand-new building people line up around the…
Hunter on Below Market Rate One-Bedroom Reduced
Yeah I think most BMR owners do sell at a profit if they stay in the unit more than a…
Brahma (incensed renter) on Below Market Rate One-Bedroom Reduced
I don't know if the "You can’t sell the property at a profit, yet selling at a loss is possible"…
Hunter on Below Market Rate One-Bedroom Reduced
BMR owner here - you do generally have to fall just under the income requirements to be able to meet…
The Milkshake of Despair on Inspired Italianate Dwell-ing Returns
That's a novel way to disguise a Murphy bed. Well done!