FINALLY closed 350 Dolores Street! What a saga… We used every trick in the book here. That includes burying a St. Joseph figurine in the backyard and then putting him on the shelf inside. Selling a TIC can sometimes take a little extra faith, even for a spacious Edwardian flat with soaring ceilings right in … Continue reading Just Sold! 350 Dolores St. | Mission Dolores | $1,074,000
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Just Sold! 310 Redwood Ave | Corte Madera | $1,925,000
Happy to report the successful sale of 310 Redwood Ave in Corte Madera. It is always a good day when we can hand over the keys to a new owner while getting a solid win for our sellers. This spot in Marin really grabbed people’s attention, and for good reason… it went for $1,925,000. If … Continue reading Just Sold! 310 Redwood Ave | Corte Madera | $1,925,000
Just Sold! 529 Clayton St. | Haight Ashbury | $1,665,000
Well, that was quick. Our listing at 529 Clayton Street, just a stone’s throw from the famous stretch of Haight Street, is now sold. After only five days on the market, the property received eight offers and has closed for $1,665,000, which is $370,000 over the asking price. This result wasn’t entirely unexpected. The home … Continue reading Just Sold! 529 Clayton St. | Haight Ashbury | $1,665,000
Just Sold! 1828 Eddy St #101 | Western Addition | $955,000
That really cool loft/condo at 1828 Eddy St #101, with the 17-foot ceilings, is officially sold. I definitely had a bit of a panic on this one as it was crickets when we first came on the market at what I felt was a very fair price, while I had heard of other listings in … Continue reading Just Sold! 1828 Eddy St #101 | Western Addition | $955,000
Just Sold! 16 Jessie St #205 | Yerba Buena | SOLD $1,300,000
I always like seeing units in this building, and we just closed on this great corner loft at 16 Jessie St. This place has a great backstory. It was originally an ice house built in 1906 and was converted to lofts in 2010. The developers did a nice job keeping the original brick and steel, … Continue reading Just Sold! 16 Jessie St #205 | Yerba Buena | SOLD $1,300,000
Just Sold! 206 12th Ave | Inner Richmond | $1,400,000
There’s a certain magic to San Francisco real estate, especially when you find a place that perfectly blends classic character with modern comfort. We’re so excited to announce we just helped our amazing clients close on such a property at 206 12th Ave, a beautiful corner unit in the heart of the Inner Richmond. This … Continue reading Just Sold! 206 12th Ave | Inner Richmond | $1,400,000
Just Sold! 254 Edgewood Ave | Cole Valley/Parnassus Heights | $2,875,000
This business is all about connections. Sometimes, a deal gets done not because of a packed open house or a public scramble of offers, but because the right person sees the right property at the right time. That’s exactly what happened with our recent sale at 254 Edgewood Avenue. This home never had a full-blown … Continue reading Just Sold! 254 Edgewood Ave | Cole Valley/Parnassus Heights | $2,875,000
What a “Detached” Home Really Means In San Francisco
“Don’t let the address fool you,” the new ad for 1168 Fell Street warns prospective buyers, assuring everyone that although this three bed, three bath home is technically qualified as a condo, it’s really “fully detached and sits in the rear of the lot.” Does the concept of a detached condo even make sense? Well, … Continue reading What a “Detached” Home Really Means In San Francisco
“Haunted” Pac Heights Mansion Listed For $5.74 Million
One of San Francisco’s most prominent haunted houses is up for sale–if you believe in such things, of course. What’s objectively true is that the Chambers Mansion at 2222 Sacramento Street listed this week asking the eye-popping but unsurprising sum of more than $5.74 million. The six bed, seven bath edifice is named for its … Continue reading “Haunted” Pac Heights Mansion Listed For $5.74 Million
This $5 Million Haight Vic Renovated, Raring To Go
A great San Francisco home is a work of art–but it’s also a very valuable commodity. Case in point, on Friday a new listing dropped for 459 Ashbury Street, one of the truly, profoundly beautiful Haight Victorians, with five beds, six baths, and a sumptuous baroque exterior dating to 1893. It’s the kind of home … Continue reading This $5 Million Haight Vic Renovated, Raring To Go
Soaring Forest Hill Tudor Asks $3.79 Million
Proverbially, your home is your castle; in the case of a home like 146 Castenada Avenue, the resemblance is much more robust than mere proverbs might suggest. This four bed, three bath Tudor home circa 1929, with its deeply classy rust-red exterior, listed with Compass on Friday for a kingly $3.79 million, up considerably from … Continue reading Soaring Forest Hill Tudor Asks $3.79 Million
SF Overbids All Top $1 Million
It’s getting harder and harder to buy a house for less than $1 million in San Francisco, but that’s not necessarily anybody’s fault. In the examples of this week’s overbids, several sellers initially priced their offerings at under seven figures, only for bidding to push the final cost up over that mark. Of course, in … Continue reading SF Overbids All Top $1 Million
Crocker-Amazon Looker Asks $1.1 Million, With a Bonus
Everyone loves getting something extra, but it may not always be immediately clear just what you’re getting. Take a look at 209 South Hill Boulevard, a truly beautiful two bed, one bath Crocker-Amazon house that just listed on Redfin for a hair under $1.1 million. (Note that some listings mistakenly call the street just Hill … Continue reading Crocker-Amazon Looker Asks $1.1 Million, With a Bonus
Inside Gavin Newsom’s (former) $5.9 Million Marin County Mansion
The big news in California politics is the upcoming recall election, asking voters whether or not they want to oust Governor Gavin Newsom. And speaking of recall, we’re also getting a flashback to some of Newsom’s recent real estate prospects. Earlier this year, Newsom finally managed to sell his Marin County mansion, after a two-plus … Continue reading Inside Gavin Newsom’s (former) $5.9 Million Marin County Mansion
Redesigned Pac Heights Looker Asks $8.5 Million
Say what you like about Pacific Heights–few neighborhoods are as financially unattainable for the average SF buyer–but it really does conceal some profound treasures in its storehouse. Case in point, 2250 Jackson Street, a looker that just listed with Coldwell Banker for the deeply Pac Heights price of $8.5 million. Per the ad: “Originally built … Continue reading Redesigned Pac Heights Looker Asks $8.5 Million
Top SF Overbids: Westwood Park Basement Breaks the Bank
Ah summer, when a San Francisco homebuyer’s fancy turns toward paying more for a home–or at least that’s how it seems when we break down this week’s top SF overbids. Most weeks, San Francisco overbids are relatively modest, but our current number one spot is actually quite a whopper in the form of 773 Faxon … Continue reading Top SF Overbids: Westwood Park Basement Breaks the Bank