From A “Fixer And Charmer” To Contemporary On Chattanooga
Purchased as a “Victorian Fixer…in a location that can’t be beat” for $750,000 in September of 2012, the Noe Valley home at 212 Chattanooga has been rebuilt with contemporary flair…
Modern Noe Valley SteelHouses Hit The Market
Two free standing houses on one lot, the modern and efficient SteelHouse1 and SteelHouse2 at 1318-1320 Church Street have just hit the market listed as condos, separated by a common…
The Cube House Is Now Noe’s Third Most Expensive Home
Having been listed for $4.5 million, the sale of the Edmonds + Lee Architects designed Cube House at 4318 26th Street has just closed escrow with a reported contact price…
Modern Noe Valley Cube House Hitting The Market For $4.5M
The Edmonds + Lee Architects designed Cube House at 4318 26th Street hasn’t yet been listed for sale, but it is about to hit the market for $4,500,000. From the…
Eye-Popping Appreciation For A Modern Noe Home
While the sale of 625 Duncan just set a new record for the most expensive home in Noe Valley, it’s the sale of the modern Noe Valley home on Hoffman…
Modern Noe Valley Home Sells For A Record $7 Million
Listed for $6,750,000 last month, the sale of 625 Duncan Street has just closed escrow with a reported contract price of $7,000,000, eclipsing the sale of 526 Duncan for $6,100,000…
A New Peak For A Well-Designed Noe Valley Home
Listed for $2,599,000 last month, the John Maniscalco designed home at 836 Alvarado has closed escrow with a reported contract price of $3,400,000 ($1,037 per square foot). Yes, that’s $801,000…
The Modern Maniscalco On 27th Street Fetches $3,775,000
Speaking of Maniscalco designed Noe homes, having been listed for $3,095,000, the sale of 630 27th Street has just closed escrow with a reported contract price of $3,775,000.
Apples to Apples and Peak to Peak?
Purchased for $2,700,000 in August of 2007, the John Maniscalco designed home at 836 Alvarado is back on the market and listed for $2,599,000, a little under $800 per foot.…
Plans for a Pair of Passive Houses in SF and the Active Opposition
As proposed, the existing two-story house at 2123 Castro Street which was built in 1912 will be demolished in order to make way for a contemporary, three-story home to rise…