The landmark 10,000-square-foot home at 3500 Jackson Street is the largest Bernard Maybeck designed home in San Francisco and still features a plethora of its original detailing, with redwood walls and ornate fireplaces and fixtures designed by Maybeck while the kitchen has been modernized along with a few other... Read More »
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“At the same time existing-home sales are actually nearing a 2-year low and the number of new homes o...” [more]
“sparky-b exactly right. The real work begins after planning approval (architectural construction...” [more]
“Is data available on the number of projects that have been approved, permitted and entitled and had ...” [more]
“The composition of the floor between the garage and first level of residence also is a factor. Retr...” [more]
“UPDATE: Bigger Plans for Balboa Park Building Slated for Approval, But…...” [more]
“I agree with you that we're probably on our way to a recession. Not sure how hard. I still think t...” [more]
“Unfortunately, more interesting/different the architecture (from the outside) is, the harder it is t...” [more]
“UPDATE: Approved SoMa Development Back on the Market at a Loss...” [more]
“Agreed, the original design was way better. Should be at least two stories higher....” [more]
“It looks like they are planning to make a number of modifications to the landmark building, I hope p...” [more]