Reductions At The Infinity?
Three months ago, two listings for condos in The Infinity were added to the San Francisco MLS (301 Main Street #6G and 318 Spear Street #4A). This evening, the prices…
Mass Appeal (2021 Webster)
The listing for 2021 Webster boasts “mass appeal” (Victorian bones with a modern renovation). And to be honest, we might just have to agree. We particularly appreciated the ceilings (and…
Savings At Shoreline (41 Federal)
No need to wait until Christmas “Shoreline Watcher,” prices on the five listed Shoreline condominiums were reduced between $25,000 and $55,000 (3-5%) last Friday. (Would that make it coal in…
Since You Mentioned It (2600 Lyon)
As a number of readers referenced 2600 Lyon in the discussion of 3299 Baker, we thought we’d add a link (and a little background). Listed with Coldwell Banker for $8,485,000…
No Love From NAR
First, the National Association of Realtors’ Chief Economist cites San Francisco as an example of a U.S. real estate market in need of a correction. And now, as best we…
Another Facet Of The Jewel (3299 Baker Street)
The “crown jewel of the Marina,” 3299 Baker Street is “directly across from the Palace of Fine Arts, with an Italian-imported upright brick façade, arched windows, wrought-iron balconies and plaques…
The Possibilities For Potrero
Our piece on 2130a/b 24th Street has sparked an interesting discussion about the pros and cons of living in Potrero Hill. While over at the Potrero Hill Blog, Mike Lin…
Okay, So Perhaps Not The Final Final
While advertising a “Third and Final Price Reduction” on 9/25/06, the list price on 593 Missouri Street in Potrero Hill has since been reduced. Twice. And while the first four…
Coming Soon: Another Possibility In Potrero?
Two months ago we gave 2130b 24th Street two thumbs up (“A Possibility In Potrero?”) and provided our readers with the inside scoop: 2130a (the top two floors and ~1,800…
A Second Round Of Luxury Home Reductions
On the heels of the 3800 Washington’s $3,300,000 list price reduction, the list price for 2525 Webster was reduced for a second time (a total reduction of $500,000 or 7%).…