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On Friday the Treasury Department will present Congress with recommendations for reducing the government’s role in making the market for home loans, 95 percent of which are currently guaranteed by…
As proposed, the “Brannan Street Wharf” project will demolish the existing Pier 36 and marginal wharf at the site, and construct a new 57,000 square foot public open space in…
Speaking of the myriad of San Francisco buyers who bought with no money down: Supervisor Malia Cohen has joined the ranks of the foreclosed, having lost her $581,178 condo to…
Front and center at tomorrow’s Planning Commission meeting, the proposed 350-foot tower at 350 Mission, a 24-story building which would yield 340,000 square feet of office space, 1,000 square feet…
Not too surprisingly, the Beverly Hills firm handling what appears to be the distressed sale of the majority of interests in the One Rincon Hill Phase II Limited Partnership is…
As a plugged-in reader notes, the list price for the “Stunning Pacific Heights Victorian home” at 2679 California was reduced $100,000 to $2,695,000 yesterday. As we wrote about the sale…
A reader’s six most excellent alternate headlines for our piece on 890 De Haro: This Guy’s Income Was “Doobious” At Best. His Debt To Asset Leverage Was Extraordinarily “High”. Ganja…
In April 2006 the four bedroom Ingleside home at 85 Caine Avenue was purchased for $675,000, a purchase which was refinanced in November 2007 with two loans totaling $693,000 in…
As a plugged-in tipster notes, the 64 percent partnership interest held by Urban West Rincon Developers II, LLC in the One Rincon Hill Phase II Limited Partnership and the entire…
In 2007 the Potrero Hill home at 890 De Haro sold for $1,350,000. The sale is yet another example of a “winning” offer in San Francisco that was financed with…