1001 California #3 Take Two: No Apples Just Envy
As we first wrote in August 2009 about the third floor at 1001 California, the Beaux Arts building over which Vincent Friia once presided: It’s the first resale of the…
50 Cent (On The Dollar) In Da Condo On Nob Hill
With $49,853 past due on a $1,950,000 mortgage taken out in November 2006, the two units on the 14th floor of Gramercy Towers which were combined to create a 2,300…
Sure, SoMa Condos Have Taken A Hit, But This Is Nob Hill
We doubt it will sell at asking, but if it does it might as well be a plugged-in person who picks it up. Purchased for $698,000 in June 2007, taken…
Lucky Number Slevin Seven: The Penthouse Atop 1001 California
The highest full-floor unit atop the William Randolph Hearst built Beaux Arts building at 1001 California is poised to publicly hit the market. Purchased for $2,972,500 in June 2006, new…
1645 Pacific Avenue Take Two (And Planning) Tomorrow
Continued from the meeting last week, the proposed development at 1645 Pacific Avenue is back in front of San Francisco’s Planning Commission tomorrow seeking certification of its Environmental Impact Report…
A Comstock (1333 Jones) View Comp Closes A Little Bit Down
As we wrote this past November: A tax assessed value of $2,393,000 would suggest a sale price not too far from the $2,350,000 asking price for 1333 Jones Street #505…
The 1645 Pacific Project: Latest Designs (And Neighbors’ Concerns)
The latest designs for the 1645 Pacific Avenue project we first introduced you to 21 months ago are now online. As proposed, 1645 Pacific (currently two stories and 30 feet)…
Down on Nob Hill at Gramercy Towers (1177 California)
Billed as having the “Most desired junior 1 bedroom floorplan in building,” Gramercy Towers (1177 California) #1022 is on the market and asking $499,000. It was purchased for $462,000 three…
New York In Nob Hill Returns After Three Years: 1022 Powell Street #3
As we wrote about 1022 Powell Street (behind the vines) in April of 2006: As you know, it’s not often that we agree with listing hyperbole. And although we’ve only…
Behind The Old Carriage House Entrance Of The Mark Hopkins Mansion
Speaking of captain’s homes, if you’ve ever wandered around the area of what was once the Mark Hopkins Mansion, now home to the Mark Hopkins Hotel, and wondered what was…