Seawall Lot 337 Proposal: Inspired By Chicago’s Millennium Park
The proposal deadline for the re-development of Seawall Lot 337 is next week (2/14), and we’re liking the direction the front runners appear to be headed. While the concept is…
A Little Bit Of SOHO Down In SOMA Take Two (357 Tehama #2)
If you liked the vibe of the building (and can get past the fear of vibrations), another full-floor loft at 357 Tehama is now on the market. And while number…
JustQuotes: The Seemingly Daily Dose Of Daly Shtick (And Stick)
“As land zoned for San Francisco’s blue-collar businesses dwindles, one of the city’s most influential supervisors on real estate issues is seeking protection for industrial property across a wide swath…
A Few Of Our Favorite Things: Big Windows, Views, And A Floor Plan
It’s a full floor co-op on the sixth floor of The Heights (1940 Broadway)… …with classic big windows (and views)… ..and a nice big floor plan to peruse. ∙ Listing:…
Senate Passes Bill To Temporarily Increase Conforming Loan Limits
The good news (to some), the Senate passed an economic stimulus bill which temporarily increases conforming loan limits in high cost areas: Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the government-sponsored mortgage…
SoMa Grand (1160 Mission) Update: Sales And Smart Car(s) Arrival
The official sales tally at SoMa Grand is now 40% (roughly 100) up from 35% (roughly 90) a little under two months ago. And while we can’t provide any evidence…
JustQuotes: We’ve Been Wondering About Window Coverings Too
“On a somewhat related note, why do no new buildings in SF include window coverings? If you think is odd looking now, wait till people move in and there’s a…
Foreclosure Activity In San Francisco As Mapped By Trulia: 2/07/08
As a reader points out, over the past two months the number of San Francisco properties in some stage of foreclosure as mapped by Trulia has increased from 215 to…
The 200 (Out Of 1,944) Golden Conversion Tickets Have Been Drawn
The 200 winners in San Francisco’s 2008 condo conversion lottery have been drawn. 1,744 units have lost (and will likely roll into next year’s pool). And the redesigned SFgov website…
