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Telegraph Hill Masterpiece Now Listed for Nearly 40 Percent Less

Telegraph Hill Masterpiece Now Listed for Nearly 40 Percent Less

Designed by Lewis Butler of Butler Armsden Architects and built near the peak of “the highest hill in the coveted neighborhood of Telegraph Hill,” the new four-level, three-bedroom home at 119 Telegraph Hill Boulevard hit the market priced at $15.995 million early last year, accompanied by a number of... Read More »

Little Appreciation for Glen Park’s First $5 Million Home

Little Appreciation for Glen Park’s First $5 Million Home

When the contemporary 5-bedroom home at 80 Laidley Street sold for $5.4 million in mid-2017, it was the first Glen Park home to break the $5 million mark, prior to “Laidley Heights” having hit its marketing stride. “Developed with the singular goal of creating an architecturally significant home oriented... Read More »

Masterfully Remodeled Noe Valley Home Fetches $1,400 Per Foot

Masterfully Remodeled Noe Valley Home Fetches $1,400 Per Foot

Purchased in an off-market sale for $4.988 million or roughly $1,136 per square foot in March of 2019, the “masterfully remodeled,” 4,390-square-foot Noe Valley home at 2430 Castro Street returned to the market listed for $5.898 million earlier this month having been redecorated but not newly remodeled or further... Read More »

Apples-to-Apples to Index for a Contemporary Noe Compound

Apples-to-Apples to Index for a Contemporary Noe Compound

Purchased for $4.6 million in October of 2018, the contemporary Noe Valley home and cottage compound at 680 Douglass Street returned to the market price at $4.795 million last month. Built in 2013, the main home on the front of the lot, with a two-car garage and “gym,” is... Read More »

Apples-to-Apples for That High-End Noe Home

Apples-to-Apples for That High-End Noe Home

Having overcome a rather ironic effort to block its development, an effort which was positioned by the owners of the 6,000-square-foot home next door as a fight to preserve “the character and charm” of the neighborhood, the 5,165-square-foot Noe Valley home at 645 Duncan Street finished up construction in... Read More »

Contemporary Nob Hill Townhouse Trades for 17 Percent Less

Contemporary Nob Hill Townhouse Trades for 17 Percent Less

As we outlined in the fourth quarter of last year, the 3,680-square-foot “Townhouse No.1” at 1001 California Street atop Nob Hill, which is one of the two multi-level condos which replaced the perennially plagued restaurant space at the base of the iconic Beaux-Arts building, was purchased as new for... Read More »

Contemporary Nob Hill Townhouse Drops Below Its 2015 Price

Contemporary Nob Hill Townhouse Drops Below Its 2015 Price

One of two multi-level condos which replaced the perennially plagued restaurant space at the base of the iconic Beaux-Arts Building at 1001 California Street, the building from which Vincent Friia once ruled over real estate in San Francisco, the 3,680-square-foot “Townhouse No.1” was purchased as new for $4,335,000 in... Read More »

Down on Marina Boulevard

Down on Marina Boulevard

Purchased for $8.6 million in July of 2015, the fully remodeled six-bedroom home on a double-wide lot at 663 Marina Boulevard features sweeping Marina, Golden Gate Bridge, and Bay views, with “a wonderfully flexible floor plan,” four en-suite bedrooms, an elevator servicing all three levels of the home, a... Read More »

Up and Down for a Designer Noe Valley Retreat

Up and Down for a Designer Noe Valley Retreat

Designed by Dumican Mosey, the “modern Noe Valley masterpiece,” with “unobstructed panoramic VIEWS” and “high-end designer finishes,” at 4326 Cesar Chavez Street hit the market priced at $5.495 million in February of 2016 and ended up selling for $4.5 million that April. Having returned to the market two years... Read More »

Apples-to-Apples for a Contemporary Cow Hollow Home

Apples-to-Apples for a Contemporary Cow Hollow Home

Purchased for a below-asking price of $4.35 million in November of 2014, the contemporary Cow Hollow home on a “coveted tree-lined block” at 2837 Greenwich Street returned to the market priced at $5.5 million this past April, a sale at which would have represented total appreciation of 26.4 percent... Read More »