It’s Two Years Later And Time To Adopt San Francisco’s Housing Plan
It’s been almost two years since we first plugged our readers in to San Francisco’s Housing Element Report. As we wrote at the time, San Francisco’s big picture (click to…
It’s A Gas, Gas, Gas In Hayes Valley
It’s not yet listed and its website is still coming soon, but we have the inside scoop on the music video that’s been produced to showcase 457 Oak Street #1.…
It’s Game On With A Hand Out As Zynga Demands Tax Breaks As Well
It’s game on with one hand out and another in a fist as Zynga follows Twitter’s lead and threatens to move its highly paid employees to Silicon Valley unless San…
America’s Cup Preview. Now Think Bigger. And More Boats.
Four AC45’s were sailing about New Zealand’s Hauraki Gulf yesterday, a mini-preview of what’s in store for San Francisco’s Bay when the larger 72-foot hardwing multihulls arrive to compete for…
Tomorrow’s Noe Buzz Today: Firehouse 44 Back In Contract
We’re not in the habit of mentioning a sale until it has closed. And considering 3816 22nd Street has been in and out of contract before, we should probably wait.…
524 Howard: Approved Twenty-Two Years Ago and Still a Lot Today
In 1989 San Francisco’s Planning Commission first approved the entitlements for a 311-foot tall, 23-story building to be built at 524 Howard Street with 199,965 gross square feet of office…
$581,000 Down And Currently At Risk
The four-unit building at 559 27th Street was purchased for $1,730,000 in June 2007 with two long-term tenants in place, one of which was protected, and two “renovated corporate rental…
A Peek Inside The Deconstructed Penthouse Atop 1170 Sacramento
You’ve seen the floor plan and views. And now, plugged-in people are treated to a trio of peeks from inside the deconstructed penthouse atop 1170 Sacramento (#19C). Have we mentioned…
U.S. New Home Sales: Down 28% In February Year-Over-Year
The seasonally adjusted annual pace of new single-family home sales in the U.S. fell to 250,000 in February, down 16.9 percent from a revised rate of 301,000 in January and…
170 Saint Germain: Before, After And A Peek Inside (Poke To Follow)
Having been expanded both horizontally and vertically and completely rebuilt since being purchased for $1,400,000 in 2003, 170 St. Germain Avenue has just returned to the market as a 4,300…