Sidelined by the economy in 2006, not to mention ongoing concerns about the density of the proposed redevelopment and its impact on the neighborhood, the formal application to level the former Excelsior District Woolworth’s turned Dollar Store at 4550 Mission Street and construct a five-story building upon the site... Read More »
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“They sold for really good and in my opinion elevated prices before COVID - considering the location....” [more]
“Thanks. From our perspective, we had a price we wanted to achieve (based on a informed understand...” [more]
“The left branch of the Y comes from a gutter downspout, you can trace it on the photo above. The r...” [more]
“Not true. 50% of jobs with all the right permits get complaints called in. The job is stopped imme...” [more]
“With fewer barriers to buying versus selling and typical turnover over the past year, we're expectin...” [more]
“In terms of actual comps for unit #504 (and another apples-to-apples sale): Another Modern Two-Bedro...” [more]
“thank you for the sensible response, to which I don't really have anything directly relevant to add....” [more]
“Go to Milan and look at how they accomplish BRT without spending hundreds of millions of dollars. A...” [more]
“So, 256 units. Kind of sad, and well below what the need is in the city. The pedestrian space is...” [more]
“UPDATE: Appreciation For a Big One-Bedroom (Plus) With Views...” [more]