A Concerning Resale and Trend
Purchased for $288,000 in December of 2006, the 254-square-foot studio unit #405 in the Book Concern Building at 83 McAllister Street resold for $365,000 in July of 2021, representing net…
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Purchased for $288,000 in December of 2006, the 254-square-foot studio unit #405 in the Book Concern Building at 83 McAllister Street resold for $365,000 in July of 2021, representing net…
As we wrote about the Book Concern Building condo #511, which measures a legal 275 square feet and fetched $465,000, or roughly $1,690 per square foot, in June of 2015:…
The Book Concern Building condo #511 which measures a legal 275 square feet – that’s 16 square feet smaller than the “smallest condo in San Francisco” that made headlines when…
Get ready for the “OMG” headlines, stories and exclamation points as a 275-square-foot studio in San Francisco is in contract with a list price of $450,000! Yes, that’s over $1,600…
The sale of the Book Concern Building‘s unit #505 at 83 McAllister Street has closed escrow with a reported contract price of $415,000, five percent under asking. And with 259…
Keep in mind that the listed 259 square feet of living space within the Book Concern Building’s unit #505 doesn’t include the 150 square foot sleeping loft which is technically…
Speaking of new developments now returning to the market, eight of the sixty units at the previously sold out Book Concern Building (83 McAllister) were just listed at prices ranging…
A studio with loft (#211) has hit the market in the condo converted Book Concern Building (83 McAllister). Originally priced by the developer at $335,000 (in 2006), it’s currently listed…
The final fifteen condominiums at Book Concern Building have been released and mostly studios remain. Official footprints are undeniably small (ranging from 256 to 500 square feet), but many of…
The conversion of the Book Concern Building (83 McAllister at 7th Street) from offices to “new efficiency lofts” should be completed by the end of September 2006. The 60 new…