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Sellers at The Harrison are Taking Some Big(ger) Hits

March 13, 2024

Purchased for $1.356 million in March of 2018, the 830-square-foot, one-bedroom unit #26F in The Harrison tower at 401 Harrison Street, a light-filled, corner unit with “unobstructed south-facing water views,…

Panhandle Pro on Austin, We Have A Problem
Pine and Van Ness is not that bad. Most people would say as long as you're north of Bush, you're…
Charlie in Diamond Heights on Below Market Rate One-Bedroom Reduced
There are "regular" condos at that same price-point, $499,000 available in that same complex and there was also a recent…
Neighborhood Activist on Austin, We Have A Problem
Remind me again, what are the first three rules of real estate?
Neighborhood Activist on Below Market Rate One-Bedroom Reduced
Exactly. And most of the costs that go into HOA dues are hard costs like fire insurance and reserves for…
civ-e on Austin, We Have A Problem
yup that one!
Brahma (incensed renter) on Austin, We Have A Problem
If Kyle S. is correct, then the relevant link would be Approved Grubstake Redevelopment Challenged Anew.
Kyle S. on Austin, We Have A Problem
The one about the Grubstake building that will block the windows of the folks who thought they could sue their…
Notcom on Austin, We Have A Problem
Noted (and corrected) these. alleys areas of SF open to the public - including streets big and small - have…
civ-e on Austin, We Have A Problem
the link seems like the wrong one. there was a different article discussing a building next to this one, but…
civ-e on Austin, We Have A Problem
if what's discussed in this post ever materializes, it could have a big effect on this particular unit: https://socketsite.com/archives/2014/05/polk-gulch-development-rendered-ready-environmental-review.html the…