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Contentious Corona Heights Infill on the Boards and Calendar

October 21, 2021

Acquired along with the early 1900’s home at 245 Upper Terrace for $1.25 million in 2002, plans to demolish the detached, 351-square-foot garage, which sits on a separate parcel tagged…

jimbo on Contemporary Western SoMa Condo Trades Down Over 30 Percent
and the fact that westen soma has turned for an up and coming neighborhood to a complete drug cesspool
SFRealist on Contemporary Western SoMa Condo Trades Down Over 30 Percent
Along with the unit in the Tenderloin (sorry, Little Saigon), the street scene has deteriorated significantly. In the past it…
CH on Number of Homes on the Market in S.F. Keeps Climbing
Thanks for clarifying
Fishchum on Stunning Dolores Heights Penthouse Returns Anew
With the same finishes you see here in this TIC? Not likely.
Brahma (incensed renter) on Contemporary Western SoMa Condo Trades Down Over 30 Percent
The answer (to the question posed in the final sentence): fewer and fewer buyers, which means that prices will have…
SocketSite on Motivated Sellers Drop Price for Light Filled Dogpatch Loft, Again
UPDATE: The list price for 1578 Indiana Street #1 has just been further reduced to $762,000 or roughly $668 per…
two beers on Contemporary Western SoMa Condo Trades Down Over 30 Percent
The end of ZIRP and QE is affecting many national markets, mostly those that benefited the most from the years…
sockettome on Contemporary Little Saigon Condo Listed for Nearly 30 Percent Less
7. The floor plan sucks.
two beers on Contemporary Little Saigon Condo Listed for Nearly 30 Percent Less
Picking nits in the absence of nits is a curious endeavor; the comment was ham-handed irony used in a sarcastic…
Daniel on Stunning Dolores Heights Penthouse Returns Anew
For the exact same asking one could give a SFH...just down from Knockash Hill. Which makes this TIC situation look…