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Shoehorned Home Sans Parking Fetches $3.5 Million

May 31, 2018

Purchased for $3.1 million in April of 2015, the 3,687-square-foot, four-bedroom Clarendon Heights home which was shoehorned between two existing homes, and originally built without any legal way to reach…

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Shoehorned Onto Stanyan And Now In Contract

April 3, 2015

Shoehorned between two existing homes and built without any legal way to reach it, what was to be the garage for 1410 Stanyan became a family room and an un-permitted…

sf on Contemporary Little Saigon Condo Listed for Nearly 30 Percent Less
But we've been lectured by the intelligentsia that these properties are not losing value due to the decaying dangerous street…
George on Contemporary Little Saigon Condo Listed for Nearly 30 Percent Less
I know of at least a couple of owners in that building that simply walked away form their units and…
two beers on Contemporary Western SoMa Condo Trades Down Over 30 Percent
Not only that, but the huge price drop is also consistent with the air letting out of a massive speculative…
Brahma (incensed renter) on East Bay Office Vacancy Rate Inches Up, But…
Sure, it would be years before any units were ready for occupancy, but an owner taking the conversion route would…
Californio on Contemporary Western SoMa Condo Trades Down Over 30 Percent
The sale price change seems consistent with the increased cost of debt between the two transaction dates.
Brahma (incensed renter) on Contemporary Western SoMa Condo Trades Down Over 30 Percent
From last month, Pace of Home Sales in S.F. Drops, Slowest in Over 7 Years, final part of the 'graph:At…
sockettome on Converted Cole Valley TIC Unit Fetches an “Over Asking!” Price
That's also why these buildings all have ugly fire escapes on the front facades. Before they were divided up, each…
Fact on Contemporary Western SoMa Condo Trades Down Over 30 Percent
So its quoted as 947 SqFt in marketing materials, plus or minus load factor. So it sold for $934/SqFt. That's…
sockettome on Converted Cole Valley TIC Unit Fetches an “Over Asking!” Price
The dividing up flats in San Francisco has been going on since the 1930's. A great many of these divided…
sockettome on Converted Cole Valley TIC Unit Fetches an “Over Asking!” Price
The whole building sold for 1.6 million in 2006 https://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Francisco/764-Cole-St-94117/home/187354176 Unit #4 is now for sale at 1.1 million https://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Francisco/764-Cole-St-94117/unit-4/home/190417974