September 22, 2009 • 6:49 am 0
Each week, one reader will get thier very own, custom poll published. To submit your poll question and answers you can click here or email us here.
Today’s poll comes from reader/Twitter follower Stephen Rossi. He wants to know:
What area of SF has the most upside potential over the next five years?
Filed under: Central Waterfront, NoPa, SoMa , polls
August 18, 2008 • 6:49 am 1
The San Francisco Housing Authority (SFHA) has a mission is to provide for nearly 12,000 public housing residents and 21,000 Section 8 participants. A primary goal of the Authority is to continue to provide housing for these low-income households, while integrating housing and economic opportunities for residents and maintaining high standards of property management, fiscal management and service delivery. The SFHA owns several properties through San Francisco and is currently selling four of them, including a couple of very interesting opportunities (like 2 units in Bernal Heights for under $500K and a 7 unit development opportunity in Pacific Heights).
Filed under: Bernal Heights, Ggold, NoPa, favorites, listings, news, pacific heights, real estate , Bernal Heights, favorites, listings, news, NoPa, pacific heights, real estate
January 10, 2008 • 6:20 pm 0
This week we’re going down memory lane in five districts–now up, NoPa. We’re bringing it back to good old 1997 when Ben and Jerry’s introduced “Phish Food,” the world lost Notorious BIG, Bill Clinton was President and Mission Bay was nothing more than a place on the map.
| NoPa | 1997 | 2007 |
| Average cost of a single family house | $442,045 | $1,268,000 |
| Average cost of a Honda Accord EX | $20,000 | $26,000 |
| Average cost of a Condo/Loft/TIC | $260,935 | $729,992 |
| Average rent of a 2 bed apartment | $900 | $2,100 |
| Average cost of a multi unit building | $438,146 | $1,378,891 |
Filed under: Ggold, NoPa, then vs now, year over year , favorites, garrett goldman, NoPa, then vs now, year over year
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