The City’s Prop D Pro And Con Via Video (And A Private Party Con)
∙ Proposition D ∙ Stop the Billboard Scam! ∙ Anti-billboard ad hits the Internet
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∙ Proposition D ∙ Stop the Billboard Scam! ∙ Anti-billboard ad hits the Internet
Purchased for $2,100,000 at the end of August 2005, a plugged-in reader noted 111 Hoffman over in Noe Valley was scheduled to hit the courthouse steps last month. In a…
The sale of The Palms (555 4th Street) #540 for ten percent over asking (yes, OVER ASKING!) is sure to spark a few “it’s a rebound in San Francisco” remarks.…
A plugged-in tipster reports: “They started knocking down 1409 Sanchez today. There is a huge machine on site and the structure is pretty much already gone.” As it looked before:…
Speaking of mortgage fraud soon be a felony offense, back when we were tracking craigslist rental listings for freshly closed condos at One Rincon Hill a plugged-in tipster first provided…
Mission Mission has the scoop on a proposed Stanley Saitowitz designed new development for 2100 Mission at 17th. As proposed: six (6) stories, twenty-nine (29) units over ground floor retail…
Inventory of Active listed single-family homes, condos, and TICs in San Francisco fell 2.8% over the past two weeks and is currently running 18.4% under last year’s levels on a…
Sales volume for listed single-family homes in San Francisco fell 4% on a year-over-year basis in September (184 transactions in 2008 versus 176 in 2009), down 10% versus August which…
Governor Schwarzenegger has approved seven new mortgage related laws. As a plugged-in reader summarizes: The gist: Negative-amortization loans are banned…residential loan originators must now be licensed…it is now a felony…
As we wrote last month: Purchased for $2,286,500 in June of 2007, the top floor condo with two car parking at 2041 Sacramento is listed for $2,095,000 today. A sale…