3832 18th Street – SocketSite™

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Another Infill Project Slated for Approval, Despite Objections

July 15, 2021

Speaking of infill projects, the plans for a proposed six-story, 60-foot-tall building to rise on 18th Street, between Church and Sanchez, could be approved by San Francisco’s Planning Commission this…

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Big Plans for an SRO Development on This Single-Family Site

April 16, 2020

Purchased for $1.9 million in November of last year, plans to raze the little 1,200-square-foot home at 3832 18th Street, a “1900’s home with period detail on [an] amazing block…

haighter on A Modernized Bayview Home Returns
That kitchen looks like it came out of a studio apartment. Why put in a $$$ stove with hardly any…
Notcom on A Modernized Bayview Home Returns
I think the gravel is better at keeping down the weeds. It's also much better for fire safety; admittedly Bayview…
sf on A Modernized Bayview Home Returns
Bark chips would have been preferable IMO... at least they can be disposed of easily as they're much lighter and…
Brahma (incensed renter) on A Modernized Bayview Home Returns
Well, the flipper or the person who decided to "modernize" the home probably made the conscious decision to spend more…
sf on A Modernized Bayview Home Returns
What a Waste of yard space. If the new owners want to add some life to it, what a pain…
Notcom on A Modernized Bayview Home Returns
What conclusion was jumped to ?? All the story did was point out it was for sale. Or are you…
Panhandle Pro on A Modernized Bayview Home Returns
Feels like the editor is jumping to conclusions on this one. Pricing it at $1.199M with the goal of getting…
jimbo on A Modernized Bayview Home Returns
$999,999
Metroliner on A Modernized Bayview Home Returns
Paul Avenue was probably the scariest station when it was open. Super narrow platforms, no lighting, in a culvert, under…
Jeffrey W. Baker on A Modernized Bayview Home Returns
This would have been a damned convenient location in the days when Paul Ave. Caltrain still existed. These days you'd…