Contemporary Noe Condo Reduced, Listed at a Loss
Speaking of price reductions being on the rise in San Francisco, despite reports of a “surging market,” the list price for the contemporary three-bedroom Noe Valley condo at 170 Clipper…
Masterfully Renovated Noe Valley Home Trades Down
Acquired in an off-market transaction for $6.3 million in the first quarter of 2020, the newly redeveloped Noe Valley view home at 271 Fair Oaks Street, resold for $6.625 million…
Index Versus Reality for a Contemporary Noe Condo
Purchased for $1.95 million in October of 2016, the 1,831-square-foot, “house-like” Noe Valley condo unit #1 at 547 29th Street, which features a contemporary floor plan and finishes, with direct…
Best of San Francisco Living Trades Down
Purchased for $2.5 million in July of 2020, the 1,794-square-foot, three-bedroom Noe Valley home at 732 Duncan Street, which features “epic views,” “modern finishes,” and a “superlative location,” returned to…
Best of San Francisco Living Now Listed at a Loss
Featuring “epic views,” “modern finishes,” and a “superlative location,” offering “the best of San Francisco living,” the 1,794-square-foot, three-bedroom Noe Valley home at 732 Duncan Street returned to the market…
Truth in Advertising Take Two
Purchased as “a diamond in the rough” for $1.5 million in September of 2016, the remodeled 1,880-square-foot Noe Valley home at 374 Valley Street returned to the market listed for…
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Shovel Ready and Now Back on the Market for $2.5M
Positioned as an “incredible opportunity,” with the potential to expand and redevelop the dated two-bedroom Noe Valley home at the intersection of Dolores Heights and the Mission, 3537 23rd Street…
Modern Noe Valley Compound Now Listed for 33 Percent Less
Redeveloped in 2019, the modern Noe Valley compound at 1647 Sanchez Street, with a primary residence, guest house (290 Day) and a total of 6 bedrooms spread across 6,000-square-feet of…
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No Appreciation for a High-Tech Noe Valley Home
Speaking of high-end San Francisco homes, re-sales and neighborhoods, the “luxury high-tech” Noe Valley home at 33 Day Street, recently resold for $4.7 million, having been priced at $5.495 million…
Index Versus Reality for a Modern Noe Valley Home
Purchased for $2.935 million in October of 2017, the 3,000-square-foot home at 564 Valley Street, a modern four-bedroom, open plan home with a two-car garage, multiple open spaces, including a…