Argenta (1 Polk): Ground Breaking
As far as we know they’re still not building any more land. But they are continuing to build thousands of new condos where none stood before. Speaking of which, it…
Another Contender for Tallest Residential Building in San Francisco
Last week, J.K. Dineen broke the news of a proposed 60-story condominium tower to be built atop the southwest corner of San Francisco’s landmark Sheraton Palace Hotel: “The proposed 269-unit…
368 Elm Street Condos: First Release Pricing And Scoop
Eight months ago we plugged our readers in to the “inside scoop” on 368 Elm Street in Hayes Valley (“28 units in total with 2 bedroom units averaging ~1200 sq.ft.…
The Epitome of Gracious Green Living
Okay, so it might be across the bay (Oakland Hills), but we’ve always had a thing for the integration of garage doors and living space. And we can’t help but…
An Inman Instant Equity Reality Check
Based on the price point it’s definitely not San Francisco, but Jack Guttentag’s advice for a reader over at Inman News is worth repeating nonetheless. And yes, the emphasis is…
Not The Best “Investment” For Agassi In Tiburon
Almost six years ago, Andre Agassi made headlines with the purchase of a $23,000,000 estate in Tiburon. Two years later, the estate was back on the market for $24,500,000. And…
Inside (and Outside) 234 Valley
We’re setting the Thanksgiving table (and kicking off a long weekend) with a bit of eye candy. Think of it as our little gift to you. Speaking of which, we…
Mint Lofts: 410 + 418 Jessie Street, San Francisco
Mint Lofts is comprised of two adjacent buildings which border the proposed Mint Plaza. Constructed in 1926, and originally designed by architects James and Merritt Reid (think Fairmont Hotel and…
Cube House: A Modern Victorian (And Inspiration)
If you missed it on the AIA home tour, at least you can still see it in print pixels. “The house now has an open-to-the-sky, two-story atrium surrounded by open-plan…
Mint Plaza (And Livable City)
If all goes as proposed, the “290-by 54-foot-wide portion of Jessie Street extending between 5th Street and Mint Street” (off Mission) will be transformed into Mint Plaza – an automobile…