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Market Transparency in the Mission

October 3, 2023

Purchased for $675,000 in May of 2015, the 623-squaere-foot unit #308 at 1875 Mission Street (a.k.a. “M1875”) returned to the market priced at $649,000 two weeks ago, a sale at…

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Down in the Inner Mission

January 22, 2019

As we wrote last month: Purchased for $950,000 in June of 2015, the modern two-bedroom unit #411 at 1875 Mission Street (aka “M@1875”) returned to the market listed for $1,050,000…

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Up and Down in the Inner Mission Take Two

December 12, 2018

Purchased for $950,000 in June of 2015, the modern two-bedroom unit #411 at 1875 Mission Street (aka “M@1875”) returned to the market listed for $1,050,000 this past August, a sale…

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Up and Down in the Inner Mission

September 11, 2017

Purchased for $775,000 in February of 2015, the “amazing” one-bedroom unit #211 at 1875 Mission Street, which is outfitted “high end finishes, hardwood floors, in-unit washer & dryer and 1-car…

As Proposed Neighborhoods New Developments

More Inner Mission Infill: The 1863 Mission Street Project

March 25, 2015

A sister project to the proposed development on the southeast corner of Mission and 14th Streets, the plans for a 37-unit building to rise on the undeveloped through lot at…

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Market Transparency in the Mission

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