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Historic Hibernia Bank Building Sold, Positioned for Redevelopment

November 28, 2017

Having hit the market last month touting its excellent redevelopment potential, as we first reported at the time, the sale of the historic Hibernia Bank building at 1098 Valencia Street…

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Historic Hibernia Bank Building on the Market in the Mission

October 5, 2017

Designed by Arthur Brown Jr. of Bakewell & Brown and City Hall fame and built for Hibernia Bank in 1924, an addition to the concrete and steel reinforced building on…

Mission Urbanist on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
Squarely within the fog belt (miserable weather). No retail within walking distance. Attenuated back yard. I'd buy in Cole or…
sockettome on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
"But does garage capacity really matter on a street like this with plentiful street parking"? If you have a 1969…
The Milkshake of Despair on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
Zillow research shows that homeowners end up paying around $750 a month, or over $9,000 a year just for basic…
Brahma (incensed renter) on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
If we had any real reporters left at our local news outlets, getting one of the to turn away from…
Fishchum on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
Need a little time to wake up.......
Notcom on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
But does garage capacity really matter on a street like this with plentiful street parking? Probably less than the smallish…
warcho on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
If you have two electric vehicles that need access to at home charger. Poor owner would only be able to…
The Milkshake of Despair on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
I used to park a 1969 Cadillac Sedan DeVille and a 1970s era Datsun hatchback in a similar sized garage.…
Notcom on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
Less than 16' wide seems rather tight for a two car garage
Notcom on Apples-to-Apples for a Masterfully Rebuilt Victorian
Historically none of the lots had forebuildings. At least not in 1905....I can't verify if they did before that. Actually,…