Three Months Later And Flipped For $2.3 Million More
Purchased as a three-unit building for $2.6 million three months ago and quickly remodeled as a “lavish” single-family home with gold fixtures, marble countertops and a La Cornue range in…
Unaffordable Housing Mark Hits $1.5 Million In San Francisco
The owner of the three-bedroom condo #22A at the Four Seasons Residences in San Francisco purchased the adjoining 836 square foot one-bedroom in October of 2008 and would like to…
Making It Harder to (Legally) Merge or Convert Units in SF
On the agenda for San Francisco’s Planning Commission this week, an ordinance to tighten-up the language in San Francisco’s Planning Code which governs the legal demolition, merger and conversion of…
A Redevelopment Home Run (With An Asterisk)
Purchased for $1,635,000 in January of 2012 with two vacant units, an occupied in-law (which was leased for $500 per month), and one parking spot, the Cow Hollow building at…
Contemporary Cow Hollow Redevelopment and Design on Greenwich
Purchased for $1,635,000 in January of 2012 with two vacant units, an occupied in-law (which was leased for $500 per month), and one parking spot, the Cow Hollow building at…
Making Money On The Buy (And Perhaps The Possession As Well)
The four-unit Alamo Square building at 1164 Fulton Street was purchased for $975,000 a year ago, “occupied by un-cooperative family member who not allow showings” and with possession of the…
Planning’s DUM Policy In Action On A Pacific Heights Foreclosure
Built as a single-family home, the property at 3014-3016 California Street was converted into a two-unit building prior to 1913. At some point in the recent past, the two units…
Having Merged Their Units, the Permanent Residents Are Moving On
In May of 2008, the 1,301 square foot Infinty Tower One two-bedroom #15D was purchased for $1,204,322. A year later, the owners of #15D purchased the 808 square foot #15C…
50 Cent (On The Dollar) In Da Condo On Nob Hill
With $49,853 past due on a $1,950,000 mortgage taken out in November 2006, the two units on the 14th floor of Gramercy Towers which were combined to create a 2,300…