Giants Moving Forward With Massive “Mission Rock” Development
As we first reported last April with respect the San Francisco Giants’ plans to develop San Francisco’s Seawall 337, also known as the Giants Parking Lot A: The four year…
Lincecum’s Old Party Pad Gets Traded
As we reported a few months ago: As a plugged-in reader notes, the condo Tim Lincecum rented in 2010, and from which he was accused of stealing and destroying $200,000…
Mission Rock Plans Dusted Off With Giants Swinging For A 2015 Start
The four year old plans to develop San Francisco’s Seawall Lot 337/Pier 48 dubbed “Mission Rock” have officially been dusted off with the Giants and their surviving development partner, the…
Five More Years For Giants Parking Lot A And Big Development Delay
The ten year lease between the City and County of San Francisco and the China Basin Ballpark Company, a subsidiary of the San Francisco Giants, for Seawall Lot 337, also…
A Motivated Matt Cain
As a number of plugged-in readers have noted, while the “motivated” sellers of 1901 Diamond are set to take a loss on the sale of the Noe Heights home they…
Live Like Tim Lincecum (Two Year $40.5M Contract Not Included)
As a plugged-in reader notes, the condo Tim Lincecum rented in 2010, and from which he was accused of stealing and destroying $200,000 worth of household items in 2011, has…
Apples-To-Apples-To-Apples-To-Apples 1470 Noe Closes Down
As we first wrote in June: As plugged-in people know, Moises Alou paid $1,875,000 for the rebuilt house at 1470 Noe in March 2005 and sold it for $1,865,000 in…
San Francisco Realty TV: Fear The Beard Foreclosure
A plugged-in reader pegged it as the place San Francisco Giants Brian Wilson and Barry Zito once rented while we pegged it as the “Marina Mansion” seeking $13,500 a month…
1470 Noe Closes For 100% Of Asking (But $25,000 Less Than In 2005)
It’s true, we missed it when the apples to apples sale of 1470 Noe recently closed escrow (hey, it happens). But luckily a reader calls us out (and we’d expect…
San Francisco’s Seawall Lot 337 Design Proposals: In Summary
Four teams, four overviews, and four proposals (in their entirety). One place (or rather two) to compare, contrast and summarize your thoughts (and perhaps lobby a bit as well). And…