I just closed my second short sale of 2010 today—a 1BR/2BA spacious loft at 380 10th Street #7. We had two lenders to contend with (Wachovia/Wells and Citi), but they were quite agreeable, and we closed precisely on time. List price was $689,000. Continue Reading
Two penthouses at 601 4th Street are currently on the market with the suggestion that someone purchase both for $2,313,000 and combine the units. (The small print also says that the listing agents can’t guarantee that you’ll be able to get approval for such a combo from the city or the HOA, but why sweat the details?)
You can buy them separately, of course, and 601 4th, also known as The Heublein Building, is one of the better loft properties in the neighborhood to consider. It was the first large loft development in the city. Continue Reading
There was a time when one- to two-bedroom condos and lofts were out of reach for those who could afford up to $600,000. I know that’s a lot of money in most parts of the world, but in San Francisco, it’s first-time home buyer territory, and it’s not been an easy price range. Continue Reading
The South of Market neighborhood remains the go-to place for young professionals and empty nesters looking for affordable condos or lofts with reasonable homeowners association (HOA) dues. Continue Reading
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