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Round Three At Planning For 527-529 Stevenson As Proposed

December 13, 2011

The plans for the proposed conversion of 527‐529 Stevenson Street from a 42,600 square foot, four-story industrial building to residential use have once again been modified following another round of…

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I was able to see it before it was removed and I would prefer it for so many reasons. High…
Brahma (incensed renter) on Contemporary Western SoMa Condo Trades Down Over 30 Percent
You didn't say if those other MSAs were starting from a significantly lower relative base, I suspect that most of…
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Snap, I guess my random pull of a property on the West Side got edited out as a plug. Point…
Charlie in Diamond Heights on Average Asking Rent in S.F. Ticks Up for First Time in Eight Months, But…
Anecdotally, I had no trouble leasing a 2/2 top floor flat with no parking and shared laundry in Cow Hollow…
1988MonteCarloSS on Contemporary Western SoMa Condo Trades Down Over 30 Percent
Not that many national makets. Many MSAs have actually increased in value over the same selected time periods compared to…
Richard on Average Asking Rent in S.F. Ticks Up for First Time in Eight Months, But…
Thanks for this as always. Does your normalization include indexing for inflation? Just curious.
jimbo on Contemporary Western SoMa Condo Trades Down Over 30 Percent
and the fact that westen soma has turned for an up and coming neighborhood to a complete drug cesspool
SFRealist on Contemporary Western SoMa Condo Trades Down Over 30 Percent
Along with the unit in the Tenderloin (sorry, Little Saigon), the street scene has deteriorated significantly. In the past it…
CH on Number of Homes on the Market in S.F. Keeps Climbing
Thanks for clarifying