Having operated as a restaurant since 1922, but shuttered in 2007 amid allegations of landlord fraud and un-permitted renovations, San Francisco’s landmark Julius’ Castle at 302 Greenwich Street hit the market in 2010 listed for $4,950,000. Having failed to find a buyer and saddled with debt, the owner filed... Read More »
The Port of San Francisco has drafted a Memorandum of Understanding for the development of Seawall 322-1, with plans to build affordable housing upon the underdeveloped half-block parcel fronting Front Street between Broadway and Vallejo. The Site is a paved, flat, rectangular land parcel, approximately 37,810 square feet in... Read More »
Purchased for $2,900,000 in 2010, the 2,955 square foot Telegraph Hill penthouse atop 1960 Grant Avenue has since been completely remodeled and is about to be listed for $6,250,000, or just over $2,100 per “bespoke” square foot. The new kitchen features imported walnut cabinets accented by slabs of Calacutto... Read More »
As we first wrote about the twelve foot wide, eleven on the inside, modern Telegraph Hill home at 368 Vallejo in July: Purchased for $272,000 in 1998, the one-bedroom single-family home on a 657 square foot lot at 368 Vallejo has since been Dwell-ified and graced the pages of... Read More »
As a plugged-in tipster and we first reported two years ago: After being owned by an artist, with sculptures adorning its decks, was bought in 2005 for $2.225M by an out of town owner…and was never really lived in for 3 years. After being listed for... Read More »
Dwell’s summary (and slideshow) for their piece on the 900 square foot home at 368 Vallejo which hit the market last week listed for $999,000: More than half a decade elapsed between the purchase (December 1998) and house–warming (November 2004) of Dulkinys and Spiekermann’s hillside house. When architect Nilus... Read More »
Purchased for $272,000 in 1998, the one-bedroom single-family home on a 657 square foot lot at 368 Vallejo has since been Dwell-ified and graced the pages of said publication. Now measuring 900 square feet over two levels with a rather lovely rear patio and modern finishes throughout, the Telegraph... Read More »
A plugged-in tipster reports with respect to the condo at 268 Lombard #1: After being owned by an artist, with sculptures adorning its decks, was bought in 2005 for $2.225M by an out of town owner, according to his agent and PropertyShark, and was never really... Read More »
With the kitchen and bathroom currently down to the studs, we’ll agree with the “blank canvas” characterization (and not in a bad way). Purchased for $610,000 in 2003, 101 Lombard #914W is back on the market as a potential short sale at “$450,000.” No word on whether or not... Read More »
Dubbed the Telegraph Hill Tree House at 468 Filbert, what were originally two units have been rebuilt by Nova Designs+Builds into a 5,440 square foot five-bedroom “single-family” home which now includes “guest quarters” with a full kitchen and media room. And no, that’s not the guest kitchen above but... Read More »
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