A Fall(ing) Single-Family Apple On Cole
Purchased for $1,700,000 in November 2005 by way of a $1,105,000 first and $425,000 second (i.e., 10 percent down), in 2008 the Cole Valley Edwardian at 1027 Cole returned to…
Over Asking! (But Four Percent Less Than Seven Months Ago)
The sale of 1167 Bosworth closed escrow on Wednesday with a reported contract price of $1,010,000. That’s 9 percent “over asking!” but just 1 percent over its 2004 value ($1,000,000)…
Five Months, Two New Bedrooms And One Long Fireplace Later…
A dated 976 square foot two-bedroom with one bath when purchased for $865,000 this past May (originally asking $1,010,000), 156 Vicksburg has returned to the market as a “dramatic &…
New NOPA Urban(e) Infill On Page Off Divisadero
While they still aren’t building any new land in NOPA, that doesn’t mean they’re done building. A bit of new urban infill on Page off Divsiadero by way of a…
2001 Market Street Prepares To Meet The Planning Commission
As we noted yesterday with respect to the proposed Whole Foods on Market, the 2001 Market Street Project in which the Whole Foods would reside is currently scheduled to be…
This Is Not The Comp You’re Looking For On Frederick
As we wrote two weeks ago: While 290 Frederick is still searching for a buyer at 22 percent under its 2007 price, the single-family home down the street at 119…
Redfin Reports: San Francisco Sales Volume Down 27.3% In October
As we wrote in August: With recorded sales volume falling an average of 7.9 percent from June to July over the past six years, a seasonal decline is to be…
Whole Foods Concerned About Market (Street), Delaying On Haight
The parking and traffic concerns that are being blamed for torpedoing a Trader Joe’s in the Castro are now front and center with respect to the planned Whole Foods at…
It’s Down To San Francisco And The Port That Shall Not Be Named
According to the Chronicle, Valencia has slipped from contention to host the America’s Cup in 2013, leaving just San Francisco and “an undisclosed Italian port” in the running to host.
North Beach Branch Library: No Landmark Status For You!
Ignoring the recommendation of San Francisco’s Historic Preservation Commission, and siding with the recommendation of its Land Use and Economic Development Committee, yesterday San Francisco’s full Board of Supervisors voted…