152 Banks In Bernal Heights Reduced (And Not Moving So Fast)
To recap: 152 Banks in Bernal Heights was purchased for $675,000 in July of 2005; sold in April of 2006 for $900,000; appears to have been bought back by the…
San Francisco Rising And A Fresh Perspective On Millennium Tower
A plugged-in tipster passes along a few shots of San Francisco rising (with room to grow). And a fresh perspective on Millennium Tower (real not rendered). ∙ Four Views From…
One Day On The Market (But You Might Have Seen This View Before)
Five months ago 175 Grand View Avenue hit the market with a list price of $1,200,000. Reduced to $1,149,000 a month later (“New price! Condo alternative!”), and then to $1,090,000…
It’s Friday And We Can’t Pass Up A Pretty Face Façade
No real story that we know of (readers?), but it’s Friday and we simply couldn’t pass up the Colonial Revival façade. And yes, we’re choosing to ignore the buildings on…
If Only Averages And Appreciation Were The Same Thing
93 San Pablo Avenue is a 1927 Tudor on the outside, but now bit more modern within. Purchased as a fixer for $1,260,000 seven months ago and completely overhauled, it’s…
398 Eureka Officially Priced ($2,450,000) And Additional Photos Online
398 Eureka has officially been priced and hit the MLS with additional photos. Asking $2,450,000 (right in line with what a plugged-in Jim had heard). ∙ AIA Tour (And Architect’s)…
Not A Perfectly Clean Apple In Bernal, But You’ll Get The Gist
After three weeks on the market the list price for 22 Coleridge on the edge of Bernal has been dropped from $599,000 to $587,000. Purchased in April of 2005 for…
Speaking Of Office Space (And Absorption) In San Francisco
Office leasing in San Francisco by the numbers and by way of the Business Times: 550,000 square feet of negative absorption in the third quarter (including 111,000 square feet in…
659 Greenwich: Two For One And A Peek Inside
New construction in 2002, the four bedroom 659 Greenwich was purchased for $3,200,000. Back on the market today and asking $3,795,000. And wouldn’t you know it, it’s actually the 1800’s…
Once Again, We’ll Simply Go With The Worst (In Terms Of The Bailout)
Perhaps it was a bit understated last week when we simply wrote “We’ll Go With Worst” (with respect to Paulson’s proposed $700 billion bailout and approach). But hey, that’s how…