August 27, 2008 • 12:34 pm
We will be away until Monday, but please feel free to window shop. We have a juicy little number that we’re offering and it can’t be found anywhere else. This beautiful Edwardian home is being brought to you exclusively by Home San Francisco and San Francisco Schtuff and is not in the MLS. If you like what you see, get in touch and we’ll let ya have a peekski. Have a safe weekend.
Schtuff:
Beds: 2 + large office
Baths: 1.5
Parking: 1 garage, 1 driveway
Square Feet: 1683
Price: $1,259,000
Extras: Phenomenal location on the North Slope of Potrero Hill! click here for pictures
This historic home, detached on three sides and part of a row of five Edwardian homes showcases original detail, panoramic views, light and features 2 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, an office with huge downtown views, a large formal dining room with built-in hutch that leads on to a lush and mature garden with hot tub. The kitchen with Sub Zero refrigerator and ample pantry space is bright and opens onto a glass sunroom which leads directly onto a deck towards the garden.
There are Downtown, Bay Bridge, Mission Bay, Oakland Hills and Bay views. Ample closet space, plenty of storage, spacious garage, only 1 block from Whole Foods Market, Jackson Playground and 2 blocks from 18th Street shops and restaurants!
**Not in the MLS** CONTACT GARRETT FOR DETAILS OR CLICK HERE FOR PICTURES
Filed under: Ggold, Home San Francisco, Potrero Hill, listings, real estate , garrett goldman, Home San Francisco, listings, Potrero Hill, real estate
By Coach A:
In Coach A’s sporadic installments of Investor Alley he picks a house, building or condo and talks about
how somebody can create a return on their investment.
Current Schtuff:
- Address: 2882 Pine Street
- ‘Hood: Lower Pacific Heights
- Price: $1,199,000
- Beds: 1
- Baths: 1
- SqFt: 864
Currently a 1900 era 1 bed/1 bath tenant occupied house on Pine St between Broderick and Baker. Nice Lower Pacific Heights location – great block with some incredible homes. House is a mess as-is, but has a small yard and a garage. Owner purchased in 2006 for $1,125,000 and is now “motivated.” Owner has unpermitted plans to create 3 bed/3.5 bath 2800+ square foot house, which is consistent with most of the block.
Plan:
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Filed under: Investor Alley, coach a, listings, lower pacific heights, real estate , greg angilly, Investor Alley, listings, lower pacific heights, real estate
The County Assessor’s office has been reassessing homes at values higher than recent purchase prices. The Assessor’s office has argued that homes that were reassessed were done so at fair market value although it is more than what was paid for the home.
Anybody having this problem?
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Filed under: Ggold, real estate , property taxes, real estate
Our weekly installment, Reduction Roundup, will be available for your viewing pleasure each Wednesday. This little gem will bring you some of our favorite price reductions of the week. If you have questions, know of a good reduction that should be featured or want to know about a specific property, just ask…
Reduction 21
- Address: 2151 Green Street
- Why: Because it’s a “stately Edwardian” in a great location for a price most people still can’t afford.
- Original Price: $10,950,000
- Current Price: $8,950,000
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Filed under: Ggold, listings, price reductions, real estate, reduction roundup , listings, price reductions, real estate, reduction roundup
August 26, 2008 • 7:10 am
The folks over at Thrillist brought this new map to our attention–we know how much you guys like maps. This particular mash-up is a complaint box gone 2.0. First you find your neighborhood, then you make a tab to complain about something like graffiti, potholes, dangerous intersections, broken lights, etc. Have at it!
See Click Fix [website]
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Filed under: Ggold, maps, random , maps, random
August 25, 2008 • 11:21 am
WARNING: The content in this post may not be suitable for children or those that are sensitive to sexual content. Reader discretion is advised…
Real estate agents are made fun of on the daily (most deservedly). Agents are often compared to slimy used car salespeople, but there are a select few that can actually make fun of themselves and have a little fun with it. Unfortunately, there are also agents that take offense to everything and anything and we’re sure this post will not make those agents happy. Yes, we recognize that we’re just perpetuating the absolutely inappropriate conduct that took place, but frankly, we have no problem with it–share the info is our motto 
Back story:
Over the weekend, we got an email sent to us from an agent of a major SF real estate company. This email was sent to about 100 agents and managers within the company. What happened is that somebody took their S&M a little too far and it seems the DOM pissed off the SUB real good and the SUB wanted the world to know how dirty this agent is. In just about any “normal” office, such performance would be swiftly followed by an apology, a firing and a PR blitz, but in the world of real estate, people laugh, point fingers and share with each other. Real estate agents do not have much of a governing body to tell them what is right and wrong (think SEC for securities). Instead, agents promise to follow a code of ethics and each company tries to enforce such standards upon their agents, but when emotions rise, these independant contractors act out like children, email blast everybody and their mother and share very private stories about who’s screwing who, who’s in rehab and all the other bull sh*t that agents get caught up in.
In this case, a disgruntled SUB (non agent) decided to send an email chain and 3 extremely graphic pictures to the majority of the DOM’S (agent) company. Just imagine opening up a work email to find this sent to your entire company.
Emails:
from DOM (agent) to “puppy”:
[I] Would like to hear more from you as to what you see yourself doing and what you would like being done to you. Tell me how you would be of service. You were stellar at one time; can you be that supper bitch puppy again? I want to hear your thoughts in details.
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Filed under: Ggold, favorites, funny sh*t, random , favorites, funny sh*t, random, sex
Our weekly installment, Seductively Sold, will be available for your viewing pleasure each Monday. If you would like the sales information for Condos/Lofts/TIC’s, OR if you’d like to see the actual sales price, you must agree to the terms and conditions and ask…
Single Family Homes
| Address |
District |
Asking $ |
Selling $ |
D.O.M. |
| 174 Farallones St |
Oceanview |
$479,900 |
contact us |
23 |
| 378 Maynard St |
Excelsior |
$520,000 |
contact us |
16 |
| 1501 Thomas Ave |
Bayview |
$549,000 |
contact us |
7 |
| 138 Miramar Ave |
Ingleside |
$599,000 |
contact us |
8 |
| 1551 Jerrold Ave |
Bayview |
$599,900 |
contact us |
29 |
| 1229 Lawton St |
Inner Sunset |
$619,000 |
contact us |
22 |
| 605 Mississippi St |
Potrero Hill |
$640,000 |
contact us |
31 |
| 136 Moneta Way |
Outer Mission |
$649,995 |
contact us |
286 |
| 1440 Shafter Ave |
Bayview |
$649,999 |
contact us |
151 |
| 2209 46th Ave |
Outer Parkside |
$699,000 |
contact us |
68 |
| 1337 45th Ave |
Outer Sunset |
$758,000 |
contact us |
43 |
| 1586 41st |
Outer Sunset |
$788,000 |
contact us |
19 |
| 2107 32nd Ave |
Parkside |
$819,000 |
contact us |
58 |
| 417 Dellbrook Ave |
Midtown Terrace |
$888,000 |
contact us |
93 |
| 1200 40th Ave |
Outer Sunset |
$899,000 |
contact us |
110 |
| 4221 21st St |
Eureka Valley |
$995,000 |
contact us |
34 |
| 225 Amber Dr |
Diamond Heights |
$999,000 |
contact us |
84 |
| 2642 16th Ave |
Inner Parkside |
$1,070,000 |
contact us |
36 |
| 1451 29th Ave |
Central Sunset |
$1,190,000 |
contact us |
69 |
| 298 Upper Terrace Ter |
Ashbury Heights |
$1,200,000 |
contact us |
15 |
| 1654 30th Ave |
Central Sunset |
$1,238,000 |
contact us |
0 |
| 41 Kronquist Ct |
Noe Valley |
$1,295,000 |
contact us |
26 |
| 128 Clipper St |
Noe Valley |
$1,295,000 |
contact us |
8 |
| 567 Jersey St |
Noe Valley |
$1,675,000 |
contact us |
90 |
| 1813-1817 Sutter St |
Lower P. Heights |
$2,095,000 |
contact us |
50 |
| 3525 Clay St |
Presidio Heights |
$3,875,000 |
contact us |
13 |
| 2881 Vallejo St |
Pacific Heights |
$4,995,000 |
contact us |
21 |
| 2542 Fillmore St |
Pacific Heights |
$5,250,000 |
contact us |
58 |
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Filed under: Ggold, real estate, seductively sold, stats , real estate, seductively sold, stats
August 22, 2008 • 11:08 am
August 21, 2008 • 8:08 am
By Jack Schtuff:
Hungry for a fish feast? Usually I’m a fan of broiling or Q-ing salmon or halibut, as the flame adds some color and unmistakable flavor. However the purists-especially with fresh or self caught fish–may prefer to steam their catch. It’s a healthy, easy alternative – and it’s really hard to over-cook. Snapper, sole or other white fish seems to work best for steaming, but I suppose you could use any sorta sea meat.
Recipe for 2 – 8 oz. fillets. Combine the following ingredients in a large mixing bowl and set aside…
- 1/4 cup fresh chopped cilantro
- 3 tablespoons chopped green onion
- 1 tablespoon fresh ginger, peeled & grated
- 1 tablespoon fresh garlic, chopped fine
- 3 tablespoons fresh lime juice
- 1/4 cup bottled clam juice
- 2 tablespoon soy sauce
- 2 tablespoon toasted sesame oil
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