Up until the 1960s, the total population of Diamond Heights, between Noe Valley and Glen Canyon, was under 400 people. Following a post-World War II population boom resultant housing shortage in San Francisco, the newly formed (and since disbanded) San Francisco Redevelopment Agency set its sights on the three... Read More »
November 1, 2017
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“The media room is actually on the lower level, below the kitchen (which is on the main floor), with ...” [more]
“Are your renters sitting tight these days?...” [more]
“Yeah, it's hard to know where to begin... Do you actually own the property or is it something you j...” [more]
“The author is talking about 2014 to now and you are talking about someone making money from 2005? No...” [more]
“Why is it unethical? A lower price will drive traffic and generate offers in a particular market. Th...” [more]
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“So, they will return again in about a decade? Fun times till then, huh? But wait, this time around ...” [more]
“Anyone who uses TDS is full of it. The damage that ill-considered, incompetent, gut instinct driven,...” [more]
“UPDATE: Price for Hacker Church and Rectory Dropped Nearly 50 Percent...” [more]
“Looks like the designer decided to invert the house, with the attic -- and all its detritus -- downs...” [more]