A Collective of Jackson Square Sleeping Rooms as Proposed
Plans to convert the two office buildings at 1020-1028 Kearny Street into a collective of 24 sleeping rooms averaging 125 square feet apiece, with a few as small as 85…
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Planning Recommends Proposed 200-Foot Tower Be Cut in Half
While principally zoned for development up to 200-feet in height, Peninsular Realty’s plans to demolish the two-story Il Massimo building at 439 Washington Street and construct a 22-story hotel, with…
Another Peek at the 240 Pacific Project, Progress and Timing
With an approved plan for mitigating the environmental impacts of the proposed development and preserving any archaeological finds having been inked, we now have a couple of fresh perspectives and…
Former Waterfront Development Moves Forward
As we first reported in October, plans to raze the one-story Financial District building at 290 Pacific Avenue – which was originally home to a blacksmith’s shop and more recently…
Designs For A Hidden Jackson Square Penthouse
Built around 1900 to serve as a smokehouse for Achille Paladini, the “Fish King” of San Francisco, the two-story brick building at 48 Gold Street has since been converted into…
While The Kitchen Is Still Red, Is 733 Front Street Back In The Black?
Purchased for $2,150,000 soon after the sales office at 733 Front Street opened in early 2007, the two-bedroom number 601 has returned to the market listed for $2,195,000. As plugged-in…
Over Asking and 2008! (Not Including a Million in Upgrades)
With a reported contract price of $2,656,000 versus a relisted price of $2,650,000, it’s yet another “over asking” sale for 845 Montgomery Penthouse #1. While that’s $23,000 more than the…
845 Montgomery Penthouse Triptych And Listing Take Three
As we wrote this past August: With a self-reported $900,000 worth of upgrades since being purchased for $2,633,000 in April 2008, the listing for 845 Montgomery PH#1 has been withdrawn…
See 845 Montgomery #C Return To 2009 (And Back Below 2008)
As we wrote at the end of March: In 2009 a list price of $1,095,000 didn’t attract a buyer, nor did its reduced price of $995,000, and a year ago…
The 845 Montgomery Penthouse Pineapple Returns
While it didn’t find a buyer last year when listed at the same price, Penthouse Number One atop 845 Montgomery has just returned to the market at $3,150,000. Purchased for…