Proposed $15,000 Homebuyer Tax Credit Clears The U.S. Senate
A homebuyer tax credit of up to $15,000 has passed in the U.S. Senate. Unlike the current $7,500 tax credit for first-time buyers, as proposed this credit would be available…
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A homebuyer tax credit of up to $15,000 has passed in the U.S. Senate. Unlike the current $7,500 tax credit for first-time buyers, as proposed this credit would be available…
The Jones Lang LaSalle outlook for office space in San Francisco: Downsizing companies paired with sluggish tenant demand will cause downward pressure on rental rates to gain momentum in 2009.…
After four days on the MLS the list price for 2712 Broadway up on San Francisco’s Gold Coast has been reduced from $9,495,000 to $7,750,000. It’s a big house with…
Painted ladies and Tales of the City hillside abodes don’t have a monopoly on homes that scream old school San Francisco (if not only in the address, and in a…
From the Design San Francisco conference agenda for Friday: “Meet the panel of experts who are designing four condominiums — the entire 53rd floor — of the prestigious One Rincon…
As always, reader’s comments with regard to contracts, legal matters and investments should always be seen as a potential starting point for a conversation with a qualified professional rather than…
Asking just over $600 a square foot when we featured it in December ($875,000), Harbor Lofts (400 Spear) #205 closed escrow for a reported $588 a square foot ($845,000) two…
A whole host of plugged-in tipsters note that Infinity’s second tower officially opens to the public this weekend. 42 stories, 285 new condominiums, and as every tipster so far has…
The SocketSite scoop three months ago: the 179-unit Argenta (1 Polk) was on the market as an apartment building (constructed as condos). The scoop today: according to a plugged-in tipster,…
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