The missing middle: San Francisco developers rethink how to build housing in reach of the middle class – San Francisco Business Times
If the team can pull that off, it will help fill a big hole that San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee’s office is…
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Spotted on Tuesday Tour On April 7, 2015
1648 Union 229 Laussat 110 Steiner 143 Lower Terrace 911-913 Capp A rainbow over Noe Valley …
Read moreThe least expensive S.F. neighborhoods to buy a single-family home – On The Block
There were also many neighborhoods where median single-family home sales were far below the citywide median. For the most part, these homes…
Read moreSF Is Top 5 City For Extra Home Purchases By The Uber-Rich: SFist
We live in the world of 211,275 individuals who have $30 million or more in assets each, and many of them own…
Read moreNYC to Build the Hemisphere’s Next Tallest Residential Tower – Superlatives – Curbed National
Already widely dubbed the “world’s skinniest skyscraper,” the supertall tower that NYC’s hotshot firm SHoP Architects has planned for 111 West 57th…
Read moreMayor Lee offers answers to San Francisco’s housing ‘anxiety’ – SFGate
Lee, who is riding high politically with no re-election rival in sight this fall, doled out statistics that underlie the city’s prosperity….
Read moreThe Valencia Effect: Are there too many restaurants on the Mission’s hottest street? – San Francisco Business Times
It seemed like the deck was stacked in favor of Abbot’s Cellar, the upscale restaurant sequel to Monk’s Kettle from Nat Cutler,…
Read moreCurbed SF: What Was the Best New Building Project of 2014? – Year in Curbed – Curbed SF
Welcome to Year in Curbed, wherein we close out 2014 by asking local design, real estate, and media luminaries to reflect on the highlights and lowlights of a year’s worth of development in San Francisco, Kevin Ho, realtor at Vanguard Properties, contributes.
Read moreWho Knew? The Hottest Home Market in the US Is the Sunset – The Numbers – Curbed SF
San Francisco is home to the three most competitive neighborhoods for homebuyers in the United States, according to new research from real…
Read morePlans for rising Mid-Market threaten to create aesthetic tangle – SFGate
It’s a sign of progress for San Francisco’s Market Street that a half-dozen developers want to build housing and hotels on the…
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