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Aug 23, 2005

· Newsom vows surge in new housing by 2010 [Examiner]
· New law proposed to aid neighborhood planning [Examiner]
· Online Bettors Find a New Love: Real Estate [NYT]
· Cityscape approaching its fifth anniversary [SF Cityscape]

Fact on East Bay Office Vacancy Rate Inches Up, But…
995 Market St in SF just closed sale for $72/SqFt. At that $/SqFt does residential conversion make sense?
Fact on Price Cut(s) for A Great South Beach Investment
Maybe because it looks like extended stay hotel room?
SocketSite on Price Cut(s) for A Great South Beach Investment
UPDATE: The list price for 403 Main Street #505N has just been further reduced to $528,000, an "at asking" sale…
warcho on Modern Mansion Atop Mount Sutro Returns
Not sure when the exterior photo in the rental listing was taken but it looks like the plaster is already…
Brahma (incensed renter) on Modern Mansion Atop Mount Sutro Returns
Good find, thanks for posting that. I see from that posting that real estate agents can't agree on if this…
Notcom on Modern Mansion Atop Mount Sutro Returns
Your yard is likely small and not flat Twin Peaks ???. Who'd have guessed: perhaps there's some legal recourse for…
Panhandle Pro on Modern Mansion Atop Mount Sutro Returns
The Pac Heights / Russian Hill / Telegraph Hill areas, as well as Dolores Heights, are generally just a few…
jenofLA on Modern Mansion Atop Mount Sutro Returns
It's hard to calculate the "architectural masterpiece" premium on a place. Probably because the variables are "how many people consider…
The_Big_Indian on Modern Mansion Atop Mount Sutro Returns
It's also on CL at $48k/month.
marvinsnephew on Modern Mansion Atop Mount Sutro Returns
Great house, amazing view, but they desperately need a stager! Yikes, that living room furniture does not fit the house!

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