2170 Harrison Street – SocketSite™

Sat. May 18th, 2024

Apples-to-Apples in The Mission, 2022 to 2024

March 15, 2024

Purchased for $1,237,500 in April of 2022, the 1,158-square-foot, architect-designed, top-floor condo #6 at 2170 Harrison Street, a block from Gus’s Community Market, Tartine Manufactory and Mission Cliffs, and two…

tfourier on Classic West Side Home Reduced, Listed at a Loss
Been renting houses in the Avenues on and off since the 1980's. Best value for money per sq foot in…
JenofLA on Classic West Side Home Reduced, Listed at a Loss
Man, I can't shut up. Another classic Sunset feature of this house? That downstairs bedroom. See the paneling? I guarantee…
JenofLA on Classic West Side Home Reduced, Listed at a Loss
What do you mean? This is classic Sunset/SF laundry placement. It's exactly where it should be...if, say, you rent out…
Mark on Classic West Side Home Reduced, Listed at a Loss
I enjoy interesting floor plans, but the laundry placement here is ridiculous.
me on Inventory Levels Still Ticking Up in San Francisco
a more honest answer is vastly increased interest rates vs 5 years ago
Notcom on Classic West Side Home Reduced, Listed at a Loss
Correct. It also appears that the door will is above floor level; while this creates a trip hazard it reduces…
two beers on Bay Area Employment and Labor Force Drop to Mid-2015 Levels
Look at the bright side: fewer well-compensated "information" workers means fewer patrons to bum Sam Altman's fry when he goes…
Daniel on Bay Area Employment and Labor Force Drop to Mid-2015 Levels
Tech layoffs deep and wide showing a mark.
The Milkshake of Despair on Classic West Side Home Reduced, Listed at a Loss
Fortunately the roof slopes away from the atrium so there's no rainfall multiplier. If two inches of rain fall into…
Backtotheburbs on Bay Area Employment and Labor Force Drop to Mid-2015 Levels
This is also consistent with an AI boom, which inevitably will decrease the need for human labor and salaries. Regardless,…