Designed by commercial architects to withstand an 8.3 magnitude earthquake, over 70 tons of steel were used in the construction of the modern high-tech home at 240 Cinnabar Road in Woodside which was built in 1991 on three acres with views north to San Francisco and the East Bay.... Read More »
July 27, 2015
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8 Comments
“The SF Business Times today features an article about the exodus from SF actually picking up. A numb...” [more]
“There should be enough money in Marin for someone to preserve this land....” [more]
“Yeah. It's not clear what "up 250k" means. Is that the projected value of all the discounted cash...” [more]
“As someone who gets a lot of projects through the City process - abet minor projects :) - I've seen ...” [more]
“Let's reduce income/wealth inequality in America, and populations will go up again, including the Ba...” [more]
“Ah yes, the Maerklin display at FAO...was never the same after they moved. (and where they moved, B...” [more]
“Wait, do you really think that the way to get ahead at Facebook is to purchase a home in close physi...” [more]
“I have to have a retaining wall in my yard replaced. It's going to cost about $23K. So that's a cons...” [more]
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