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With a full Board of Supervisors vote scheduled for this coming Tuesday, the Mayor’s proposed deal to host the next America’s Cup in San Francisco is shoring up. Under the…
As plugged-in people know, the St. Anthony Foundation and Mercy Housing propose to raze the existing 40-foot-tall, two-story building at 121 Golden Gate Avenue and build a 99-foot-high, ten-story building…
As we wrote in June: Born in 1936 as a 1,315 square foot two-bedroom with one bath and purchased for $1,389,500 in November 2007, 41 Ford was been rebuilt as…
In 1993, San Francisco’s Planning Commission granted the San Francisco Art Institute (SFAI) a Conditional Use Authorization to add a third story to the 20,675 square foot building at 2295…
As the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency scrambles to secure a few hundred million dollars of non-federal funds to save the Central Subway project, the Planning Department has been awarded…
With the eastern bus ramp and overpasses long gone and Phase 3 of the Tansbay Terminal demolition underway, the wrecking ball is going to work on the main terminal which…
While we missed it a plugged-in tipster now notes that the sale of 181 8th Avenue closed escrow on October 14 with a recorded contract price of $1,725,000. As some…
In 1997 the single-family home in “excellent location” at 4019 Mission sold for $260,000 having been listed $265,000. In 2002 it appears to have traded for $599,000. And in 2006…
As a plugged-in reader first reported the day the nine sealed bids for 909 Tennessee were opened and read aloud, the highest bid came in at $1,310,000 from a current…
As the re-listing for Firehouse 44 hits the “official” 326 days on the market mark, 928 days since first being listed in May of 2008, one-half of the former Engine…