Posted On: Tuesday, March 6, 2012 - 11:02pm | Posted by: Stefano DeZerega
Tags: Disaster, Earthquake, Emergency Preparedness, Fire | Topics: Community Information
The San Francisco Fire Department is offering a series of free trainings for residents interested in becoming a part of an Emergency Response Team.
Posted On: Thursday, July 28, 2011 - 2:34pm | Posted by: Silvana Messing
Tags: neighborhood profiles | Topics: Buyers and Sellers
What's it like in the Marina?
Posted On: Tuesday, June 7, 2011 - 8:51am | Posted by: Kevin Koerner
Tags: san francisco municipal transportation agency | Topics: Community Information
Three of San Francisco’s most tightly packed neighborhoods may see
more corporate shuttles in the near future as supervisors look into
implementing a public/private shuttle cooperative. In 2009, the City
undertook a significant survey of the usefulness and value of Muni
shuttle lines, especially those running through the Marina, Glen Park,
and Noe Valley.
Posted On: Wednesday, February 16, 2011 - 3:39pm | Posted by: Kevin Koerner
Topics: Community Information
What’s happening in the Marina? Let’s take a look.
Posted On: Friday, December 31, 2010 - 2:30pm | Posted by: Eileen Bermingham
It’s a fact that real estate activity mirrors human behavior. In other words, if 90% of the San Francisco population is occupied with gift buying, going out of town, and last-minute work details at the holidays, there’s a good chance your Sunday open house will be sparsely attended.
Nonetheless, mid December saw 13 single-family homes, 19 condos and two TICs actually come on the market, ushered in by sellers who undoubtedly don’t mind foregoing holiday decor in favor of staging
Posted On: Tuesday, April 27, 2010 - 3:42pm | Posted by: Zephyr Real Estate
Topics: Market Statistics
18 single family homes sold in Marina in 2009; there were 43 Condo/TIC/Loft/Coop sales last year. We witnessed a shift in the single family home median sales price from $2,662,000 to $2,042,500, which translates to a 23.27% decrease over the prior year. Condos fared better with a decrease of 6.54%. The time necessary to sell a property is also critical. For 2009, the average number of days on market was 102 for single family homes and 62 days