South Of Market, San Francisco: Profile And Properties For Sale Blog

Fundraiser: Asian Neighborhood Design-39th Anniversary Event

Posted On: Friday, May 11, 2012 - 2:00pm | Posted by: Susan Olk
Tags: fundraiser | Topics: Community Information

Support the creation of green jobs, green architecture, and green community planning for low-income youth, adults and neighborhoods.  Meet and mingle with others in San Francisco's green economy by attending Asian Neighborhood Design's 39th birthday party fundraiser.  Tickets: $75. May 15th;   6 tp 8 p.m.  Center for Asian American Media's Independent Film Center, 145 Ninth Street.

The America’s Cup & the Rise in Rents

Posted On: Thursday, January 5, 2012 - 11:19am | Posted by: Kevin Birmingham
Tags: America's Cup, condos, new construction, renting

The 2013 America’s Cup has recently revealed the race courses that will force tight, close and aggressive racing, making for spectacular competition. The first ships and crew will arrive at the end of the summer to prepare for the event.

In anticipation of the large crowds, rental prices in SOMA, South Beach, and Mission Bay neighborhoods are shooting up fast.

Checking In at 829 Folsom

Posted On: Friday, April 8, 2011 - 6:00am | Posted by: Eileen Bermingham
Tags: 829 folsom | Topics: Buyers and Sellers

The awesome roof deck is my favorite part about 829 Folsom, the 69-unit development on Folsom between 4th and 5th Streets (and across the street from one of my favorite restaurants, Zero Zero).

The sales office has been up and running since last year, and has experienced an uptick lately in buyer activity. That's not surprising, as 829 Folsom and One Hawthorne are about the only new-construction properties on

Free First Time Buyer Seminar Next Monday at 7 pm

Posted On: Tuesday, April 5, 2011 - 1:50pm | Posted by: Tanja Beck, My Team SF
Tags: education, first time buyer, free, seminar | Topics: Buyers and Sellers

Wonder how:

  • much house you can afford in this changing market?
  • to get into the market?
  • the process of buying works?

We specialize in first time buyers!

Join us for a free, informative event hosted by Zephyr Real Estate and Guarantee Mortgage. Learn from our real estate and mortgage experts about the home buying and mortgage process.

Checking In At One Hawthorne

Posted On: Tuesday, March 22, 2011 - 6:00am | Posted by: Eileen Bermingham
Tags: one hawthorne | Topics: Buyers and Sellers

I’m on the board of the SF Young Professionals Network, a Realtors-only group that operates under the California and San Francisco Realtor Associations. We had a networking event at One Hawthorne last week, and I also had a chance to check out the remaining inventory in the building.

The 165-condo, 25-story property is about 30% sold out. Here’s a breakdown of what’s available:

Jr 1BRs: start at $469,000; HOA average is $515 (no parking available for these units). Square

San Francisco Conversion Lofts - South of Market Area

Posted On: Thursday, November 18, 2010 - 10:39am | Posted by: Matthew Fuller, GRI
Tags: lofts, SOMA | Topics: Buyers and Sellers

Occupying a special place in San Francisco real estate, historic conversions offer some of the most dramatic and interesting living space in San Francisco. Beginning in the early 1990's, historic buildings and warehouses that were empty, unused and usually rundown were turned into living spaces that appealed to urban hipsters, dot-commers, and urban nomads (among others).

Lofty Deals

Posted On: Wednesday, October 27, 2010 - 11:54am | Posted by: Kevin Koerner
Tags: Central Waterfront, deals SOMA, loft, lofts, REO, short sale, South Beach, Yerba Buena | Topics: Buyers and Sellers, Market Statistics

It has been a quiet six months for the San Francisco loft market, with only 81 sales since mid-April – down from 220 the same time last year. A vast majority of the action in the loft market has centered around District 9.

A Quick Overview of the Condos at One Hawthorne in San Francisco

Posted On: Tuesday, September 28, 2010 - 4:08pm | Posted by: Matthew Fuller, GRI

The condos at One Hawthorne in San Francisco were released for sale several months ago, and I toured the building at the time it opened. Described in their marketing as offering “hand-selected materials and thoughtfully edited details meet the eye at every level, beginning with the hewn wood and stone surfaces of the lobby and rising through the warm, artful interiors of each home,” I would have

City Leaders Envision High-Tech Future at Pier 70

Posted On: Friday, September 3, 2010 - 1:28pm | Posted by: Sam Vitkoski
Tags: Neighborhoods, Pier 70, San Francisco development | Topics: Community Information

 

 

Update on Stanley Saitowitz's 1601 Larkin and Others

Posted On: Thursday, July 1, 2010 - 1:11pm | Posted by: Sam Vitkoski
Tags: Stanley Saitowitz | Topics: Community Information

Last week, the San Francisco Planning Commission rejected a plan to demolish the First Saint John’s Methodist church at 1601 Larkin and build a 27-unit condominium project designed by local architect, Stanley Saitowitz. Earlier this year, the Board of Supervisors rejected a plan approved by the Planning Commission to build a high-rise condominium tower at 555 Washington Street.