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October 31, 2016

Newly built in 2012, the 2,700-square-foot single-family home at 58 Wilmot Street, half a block off Fillmore in Lower Pacific Heights, sold for $2.55 million that October. The kitchen opens…

Brahma (incensed renter) on Austin, Do We Have Another Problem?
Apt 209, the 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom 1,398 ft.² grand corner unit at The Austin closed earlier during the month…
Brahma (incensed renter) on Lusk Street Penthouse Loft Fetches its 2015 Price
38 Lusk St., Apt 4 was re-listed in mid-May of 2024 asking $1,849,000 or about $1,075 per ft.². The listing…
Conifer on Pace of Home Sales in San Francisco Drops
We once went to a reception in that apartment. Perkins was a very gracious host. The views were spectacular, and…
Brahma (incensed renter) on Pace of Home Sales in San Francisco Drops
And in exchange for those monthly fees, you're getting "a 5 Star amenity" building: • 24 hour onsite concierge and…
sockettome on Pace of Home Sales in San Francisco Drops
Not to mention the HOA fees for the unit you name linked above will put you back $1974.00 per month.
Dixon Hill on Pace of Home Sales in San Francisco Drops
So, rich guy speculated and listed the property for sale 7 years later at slightly over breakeven, assuming 5% commission.
denis on Asking Rents in San Francisco Are Ticking Up, But…
The online response when you point out rents remain at decade lows is... no response. Forget trying to adjust for…
Notcom on Pace of Home Sales in San Francisco Drops
Ultimate buyer ?? I think you mean the next buyer (unless of course you're trying to signal something ). Anyway,…
Brahma (incensed renter) on Pace of Home Sales in San Francisco Drops
I think that was asked and answered in Katherine Clarke's story on the same subject penthouse apartment, published in the…
Dixon Hill on Pace of Home Sales in San Francisco Drops
"...buyers either need to pay all cash or get a private, high-interest 'hard money loan." Why would anyone bother? There…