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As Proposed Design & Architecture Neighborhoods

More Height and Condos on Mission Closer to Reality

July 13, 2016

The proposed seven-story development to rise on the southwest corner of Mission and 15th Streets, replacing the two-story Performance Auto shop which currently occupies the 1900 Mission Street site, has…

Daniel on Price Cut(s) for A Classic Marina Condo, Offer Date Set
@two beers: It is "Internet", capitalized, not "internet", which is a short for internetwork.(ducks)
Chris on Price Cut(s) for A Classic Marina Condo, Offer Date Set
“World-class neighborhood?” Your hyperbole is amusing. It’s a safe location and it is nice to be by the park and…
Notcom on Price Cut(s) for A Classic Marina Condo, Offer Date Set
If I may play peacemaker here: the "/s" convention isn't universally accepted: in some locales it must be a standing…
two beers on Price Cut(s) for A Classic Marina Condo, Offer Date Set
The first step to getting out of a hole is to stop digging. As you seem unfamiliar with internet conventions,…
Fishchum on Price Cut(s) for A Classic Marina Condo, Offer Date Set
Pointing out things you don't know/understand isn't "overreacting" - it's as simple as breathing.
Backtotheburbs on Price Cut(s) for A Classic Marina Condo, Offer Date Set
Right, as opposed to the hard-working but unsuccessful neighborhoods … I imagine it’s pretty threatening to not have a stable…
sf on Price Cut(s) for A Classic Marina Condo, Offer Date Set
Clean well-kept neighborhoods with successful hard working citizens are threatening to (most of) the non-pragmatic types whose philosophy of equality…
sf on Price Cut(s) for A Classic Marina Condo, Offer Date Set
But the ground will still shake. Soft stories on bedrock won't help you.
two beers on Price Cut(s) for A Classic Marina Condo, Offer Date Set
Please note the "/s" tag immediately following that statement. I rarely use the sarc tag, because I figure my bitter…
Notcom on Price Cut(s) for A Classic Marina Condo, Offer Date Set
Yep: it never pays to make absolute statements! (Well, almost never) :)