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BART Broadening to Bernal, Ocean Beach?

Joe Kukura — Fri, 30 Dec 2011 15:18:24 +0000

A location within a few blocks of a BART station has been a coveted feature among San Francisco house shoppers for nearly four decades. That feature may soon extend to San Francisco homes in Bernal Heights and Ocean Beach in the Outer Richmond. As the popular rapid transit system contemplates its 2012 plans, BART finds itself in a more flush cash position than in recent years. BART’s revenue had been negatively affected by the economic downturn. The commuter rail system has rebounded strongly, though, and the San Francisco Chronicle reports that BART is contemplating San Francisco expansion plans involving stations in Bernal Heights and possibly Ocean Beach. “Over the past few years, we’ve just been trying to keep our heads above water,” Carter Mau, Executive Manager of BART Budget and Planning, told the Chronicle. “Now that we’ve recovered a bit, it’s time to start looking at our future.” That future might include some convenient new transit perks for owners of homes in Bernal Heights and homes in the Outer Richmond. The proposed Bernal Heights and Ocean Beach BART stations are unrelated expansion proposals, and neither is contingent upon the other. A betting individual might be more inclined to wager on the proposed Bernal Heights station becoming a reality. The theoretical Bernal Heights BART station could be built in to the current BART line, between the 24th Street Mission Station and the Balboa Park Station. The proposed “infill station” — a station built in to the already-existing rail line — would be located at Mission and 30th Street. The BART-to-Ocean-Beach proposal, called “BART to the Beach”, would be a far larger and more time-consuming infrastructure enhancement. If enacted, this plan would build BART stations beneath Geary Boulevard, through The Richmond District, with the line ending at scenic Ocean Beach. “I’ve always said you could get to downtown San Francisco quicker from Richmond city than from the Richmond District”, BART Director James Fang told the SF Examiner. Fang projects the proposed Ocean Beach line would take seven to eight years to complete. Additional proposals for new BART stops outside San Francisco include stations in Oakland’s Jack London Square, Livermore, Brentwood, and Crockett.

A location within a few blocks of a BART station has been a coveted feature among San Francisco house shoppers for nearly four decades.

That feature may soon extend to San Francisco homes in Bernal Heights and Ocean Beach in the Outer Richmond.

As the popular rapid transit system contemplates its 2012 plans, BART finds itself in a more flush cash position than in recent years. BART’s revenue had been negatively affected by the economic downturn. The commuter rail system has rebounded strongly, though, and the San Francisco Chronicle reports that BART is contemplating San Francisco expansion plans involving stations in Bernal Heights and possibly Ocean Beach.

“Over the past few years, we’ve just been trying to keep our heads above water,” Carter Mau, Executive Manager of BART Budget and Planning, told the Chronicle. “Now that we’ve recovered a bit, it’s time to start looking at our future.”

That future might include some convenient new transit perks for owners of homes in Bernal Heights and homes in the Outer Richmond.

The proposed Bernal Heights and Ocean Beach BART stations are unrelated expansion proposals, and neither is contingent upon the other. A betting individual might be more inclined to wager on the proposed Bernal Heights station becoming a reality.

The theoretical Bernal Heights BART station could be built in to the current BART line, between the 24th Street Mission Station and the Balboa Park Station. The proposed “infill station” — a station built in to the already-existing rail line — would be located at Mission and 30th Street.

The BART-to-Ocean-Beach proposal, called “BART to the Beach”, would be a far larger and more time-consuming infrastructure enhancement. If enacted, this plan would build BART stations beneath Geary Boulevard, through The Richmond District, with the line ending at scenic Ocean Beach.

“I’ve always said you could get to downtown San Francisco quicker from Richmond city than from the Richmond District”, BART Director James Fang told the SF Examiner. Fang projects the proposed Ocean Beach line would take seven to eight years to complete.

Additional proposals for new BART stops outside San Francisco include stations in Oakland’s Jack London Square, Livermore, Brentwood, and Crockett.

The Urban Living Trend And The City Of San Francisco.

Bonnie Best — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 20:00:54 +0000

As of lately urban living has been trending upward, spanning out to be far more then just a real estate market category but ultimately a full on lifestyle. The winning factor of it all is that it doesn’t necessarily just call out to one distinct group of people but caters to a wide range of individuals. From the retirees looking to mellow out, but not slow down, in a bustling city where everything from grocery stores to coffee shops are within a respectable distance, to parents wanting to provide their children with a culturally rich upbringing within the upbeat elements of a diverse city, and also to the twenty something’s that are looking to emulate old Sex And The City episodes in a vibrant atmosphere that can act as an adult playground. Urban living provides a wide berth of full city amenities that people from all walks of life can appreciate. It’s contemporary upscale luxury placed in, the center of it all, downtown areas. Hoyt Morgan, president of CondoDomain.com, had this to say when I asked what benefits urban living can provide for CondoDomain home buyers: “Urban Living is as much a lifestyle decision as it is a financial or simple shelter decision. Its about the energy of a city. The unique vibe of a specific city or neighborhood in a city. People consider all the shopping, grocery, public transit, restaurants, bars, museums, etc that they can walk to. They consider where they have access to public space/outdoor space. They think about lifestyle in addition to the practical matters, and in a different way a suburban or rural homebuyer would.” And right he is. The constant availability of all that you need makes urban living not only an appealing lifestyle option but also a convenient one. Hip home seekers find comfort within several different home types, high rise condos and townhomes, skyscraper apartments and converted lofts, some of which are nestled right above useful businesses, which aren’t just your local drugstores or doughnut shops, but places such as 4 star restaurants, Starbucks, and Safeway’s. Urban living also cuts out the need for long commutes and in some cases the need for vehicles all together, with it’s easy accessibility to public transportation. It also varies widely in demographics and socioeconomic development. It began it’s reemergence in popularity about a decade ago when downtown areas across the country began undergoing revitalization and many cities began investing in new projects and city . It has now morphed into a full on lifestyle. One that mixes the convenience and thrills of downtown living with the comforts of modern luxury. A lifestyle that has something for everyone; something for intellects, art lovers, retirees, businessmen, families, recent college graduates, club goers, bar hoppers, and thrill seekers. It accommodates different price ranges, fashion statements, food taste, and it also host an array of activities for all to enjoy. Below we take a look at a few of the urban lifestyle options in the city of San Francisco. Enjoy! San Francisco Blogs & Websites that cater to Urban Living: Sfluxe.com – Interior Design, Art, Fashion, Events, & Real Estate all Direct in the city of San Francisco. Overdressedforlife.com – Whimsical SF Gal, Moya Stone, is overdressed for life and offers up short but awe inspiring articles on style and fashion. Dailypundit.com/SFrealblog – All the information one could need about the San Francisco Real Estate Market wrapped up within informative articles about SF realty and the state of it’s economic market. Sfgate.com- Hosted by Bay Area News publication the San Francisco Chronicle, stay informed on all news circulating around the SF bay area. San Francisco Magazine - This is truly San Francisco Urban Living online. Everything from escapes, to shopping street guides, to up to the minute weather can be found here. San Francisco Urban Living Hot Spots: Yerba Buena Gardens: Features: Gardens, Public Art, Food, Awards, and Buildings. Located at: 899 Howard Street San Francisco, CA 94103 (photo via: staysf.com) The Metreon Features: Amc Movie Theatre , Jillians Billiards, and Sanraku Japanese Restaurant. located at: 101 4th St San Francisco CA 94103 (photo via: wikipedia.com) Haight Ashbury Features: Dining, Shops, and Historical Relevance. “Haight Ashbury was the epicenter of the hippy culture and it could be said, still is. Locals in that time included the Grateful Dead at 710 Ashbury, Janis Joplin at 122 Lyon Street and Jefferson Airplane at 2400 Fulton.” (photo via: haightshop.com) Sloane SF London inspired Lounge and Boutique Nightclub. 1525 Mission Street San Francisco, CA 94103-2512 (photo via: sloanesf.com) Infusion Lounge Upscale Asian themed Nightclub. 124 Ellis Street San Francisco, Ca 94102 (photo via: sf.infusionlounge.com) The Supper Club Upscale Nightclub, Performance art exhibition, and nouveau dining experience. 657 Harrison Street San Francisco, Ca 94107 (photo via: robertboehmdesigns.com) The Water Bar Panoramic views of the City Of San Francisco accompanied with an astonishing menu that features delectable seafood dishes. 399 The Embarcadero South San Francisco, Ca 94105 (photo via: waterbarsf.com) Union Square A plaza that contains the largest collection of department stores, upscale boutiques, tourist trinket shops, art galleries and salons in the United States. It also home to an array of restaurants, Grand hotels and small inns as well as off Broadway and single act theater. San Francisco, Ca 94108 (Photo Via: wikipedia.com) For more information on the properties above or to learn about other opportunities in your city, please visit sf.condodomain.com or call 877.852.6636 to speak with a city expert at CondoDomain.com.

Hoyt Morgan, president of CondoDomain.com, had this to say when I asked what benefits urban living can provide for CondoDomain home buyers:

“Urban Living is as much a lifestyle decision as it is a financial or simple shelter decision. Its about the energy of a city. The unique vibe of a specific city or neighborhood in a city. People consider all the shopping, grocery, public transit, restaurants, bars, museums, etc that they can walk to. They consider where they have access to public space/outdoor space. They think about lifestyle in addition to the practical matters, and in a different way a suburban or rural homebuyer would.”

And right he is. The constant availability of all that you need makes urban living not only an appealing lifestyle option but also a convenient one. Hip home seekers find comfort within several different home types, high rise condos and townhomes, skyscraper apartments and converted lofts, some of which are nestled right above useful businesses, which aren’t just your local drugstores or doughnut shops, but places such as 4 star restaurants, Starbucks, and Safeway’s.

Urban living also cuts out the need for long commutes and in some cases the need for vehicles all together, with it’s easy accessibility to public transportation. It also varies widely in demographics and socioeconomic development. It began it’s reemergence in popularity about a decade ago when downtown areas across the country began undergoing revitalization and many cities began investing in new projects and city .

It has now morphed into a full on lifestyle. One that mixes the convenience and thrills of downtown living with the comforts of modern luxury. A lifestyle that has something for everyone; something for intellects, art lovers, retirees, businessmen, families, recent college graduates, club goers, bar hoppers, and thrill seekers. It accommodates different price ranges, fashion statements, food taste, and it also host an array of activities for all to enjoy.

Below we take a look at a few of the urban lifestyle options in the city of San Francisco. Enjoy!

San Francisco Blogs & Websites that cater to Urban Living:

Sfluxe.com – Interior Design, Art, Fashion, Events, & Real Estate all Direct in the city of San Francisco.

Overdressedforlife.com – Whimsical SF Gal, Moya Stone, is overdressed for life and offers up short but awe inspiring articles on style and fashion.

Dailypundit.com/SFrealblog – All the information one could need about the San Francisco Real Estate Market wrapped up within informative articles about SF realty and the state of it’s economic market.

Sfgate.com- Hosted by Bay Area News publication the San Francisco Chronicle, stay informed on all news circulating around the SF bay area.

San Francisco Magazine - This is truly San Francisco Urban Living online. Everything from escapes, to shopping street guides, to up to the minute weather can be found here.

San Francisco Urban Living Hot Spots:

Yerba Buena Gardens:

Features: Gardens, Public Art, Food, Awards, and Buildings.

Located at: 899 Howard Street
San Francisco, CA 94103

(photo via: staysf.com)

The Metreon

Features: Amc Movie Theatre , Jillians Billiards, and Sanraku Japanese Restaurant.

located at: 101 4th St
San Francisco CA 94103

(photo via: wikipedia.com)

Haight Ashbury

Features: Dining, Shops, and Historical Relevance.

“Haight Ashbury was the epicenter of the hippy culture and it could be said, still is. Locals in that time included the Grateful Dead at 710 Ashbury, Janis Joplin at 122 Lyon Street and Jefferson Airplane at 2400 Fulton.”

(photo via: haightshop.com)

Sloane SF

London inspired Lounge and Boutique Nightclub.

1525 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA 94103-2512

(photo via: sloanesf.com)

Infusion Lounge

Upscale Asian themed Nightclub.

124 Ellis Street
San Francisco, Ca 94102

(photo via: sf.infusionlounge.com)

The Supper Club

Upscale Nightclub, Performance art exhibition, and nouveau dining experience.

657 Harrison Street
San Francisco, Ca 94107

(photo via: robertboehmdesigns.com)

The Water Bar

Panoramic views of the City Of San Francisco accompanied with an astonishing menu that features delectable seafood dishes.

399 The Embarcadero South
San Francisco, Ca 94105

(photo via: waterbarsf.com)

Union Square

A plaza that contains the largest collection of department stores, upscale boutiques, tourist trinket shops, art galleries and salons in the United States. It also home to an array of restaurants, Grand hotels and small inns as well as off Broadway and single act theater.

San Francisco, Ca 94108

(Photo Via: wikipedia.com)

For more information on the properties above or to learn about other opportunities in your city, please visit sf.condodomain.com or call 877.852.6636 to speak with a city expert at CondoDomain.com.

77 Van Ness

Bonnie Best — Fri, 17 Jun 2011 21:32:38 +0000

Greetings Blog Readers and welcome back. The property that I am reviewing today is located in the center of the city: 77 Van Ness SF, CA 94102. These condos are just a few short blocks from the heart of the San Francisco performing arts community & are surrounded by three of San Francisco’s most artistically inclined & culturally diverse neighborhoods: Hayes Valley, the Castro, & the Mission. This is an 8 story, 50 unit mixed use building that greets you with a grand marble lobby floor and lobby attendant. Each studio, one bedroom, and two bedroom condo has a large kitchen with contemporary European style cabinets. The bathrooms feature over-sized tubs, while floor-to-ceiling windows and outdoor patio/deck areas provide breathtaking views. The central location of 77 Van Ness Condos provides some of the best luxury options the city has to offer. Hayes Valley’s nightlife offers exclusive hot-spots like the Belle Époque inspired ‘Absinthe Brasserie and Bar,’ the home of renown meals and creative cocktails. Well known for the music conservatory, the symphony, the opera and the ballet, the nearby Civic Center/Van Ness Promenade is the heart of our city’s performing arts. The local AMC also features a delectable choice between foreign cinema and American films. There will always be an enriching answer to the question, “What should we do tonight?” (photos via: 77vanness.com) For more information on this and other properties please visit sf.condodomain.com. To speak with a representative today about 77 Van Ness condos call 877-852-6636.

Greetings Blog Readers and welcome back. The property that I am reviewing today is located in the center of the city: 77 Van Ness SF, CA 94102.

These condos are just a few short blocks from the heart of the San Francisco performing arts community & are surrounded by three of San Francisco’s most artistically inclined & culturally diverse neighborhoods: Hayes Valley, the Castro, & the Mission.

This is an 8 story, 50 unit mixed use building that greets you with a grand marble lobby floor and lobby attendant. Each studio, one bedroom, and two bedroom condo has a large kitchen with contemporary European style cabinets. The bathrooms feature over-sized tubs, while floor-to-ceiling windows and outdoor patio/deck areas provide breathtaking views.

The central location of 77 Van Ness Condos provides some of the best luxury options the city has to offer. Hayes Valley’s nightlife offers exclusive hot-spots like the Belle Époque inspired ‘Absinthe Brasserie and Bar,’ the home of renown meals and creative cocktails. Well known for the music conservatory, the symphony, the opera and the ballet, the nearby Civic Center/Van Ness Promenade is the heart of our city’s performing arts. The local AMC also features a delectable choice between foreign cinema and American films. There will always be an enriching answer to the question, “What should we do tonight?”

(photos via: 77vanness.com)

For more information on this and other properties please visit sf.condodomain.com. To speak with a representative today about 77 Van Ness condos call 877-852-6636.

Living by the Bay- Ideas for Finding the Perfect Apartment

Anthony Longo — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 19:34:42 +0000

by Veronika Lazabal Finding a place to call home in the Bay Area is an adventure in and of itself—one that carries with it both a sense of excitement unequal to apartment hunting anywhere else, and a set of challenges unique to this part of the Golden State. Call them cozy, snug, homey or charming; the fact remains that apartments in and around San Francisco are small. So how can you be sure you’re getting the most for your money when it comes to your new bay area apartment or condo? Here are a few ideas for finding the perfect place for you: Prioritize Before taking a look at a single For Rent ad, it’s essential to decide what is most important for you in an apartment. Knowing what you can’t live without (and, in turn, the areas where you are willing to be flexible) will help you narrow down your choices before driving all over the city. For example, if sweeping vistas and a dishwasher are essential to you, then you might be willing to sacrifice counter space and live with smaller closets in exchange for a fully equipped unit in Mountain View apartments. Know thy Neighborhood Where an apartment or condo is located is just as important as what is in the space itself. Whether you’re working with a realtor, rental service or just scanning online ads, don’t forget to ask plenty of questions. Is there a garage with assigned spots? (Street parking in the Bay is notorious for being next to impossible to find) What’s the crime rate like for the area? If you have children, ask about nearby schools and parks. Taking the time to research a potential neighborhood before making a decision can save you from the heartache of falling in love with a unit, only to find out that you’re scared to come home after dark. Commute is Key This is California, after all, and getting to and from work can often seem like the longest part of your day. Many a renter has moved into a beautiful apartment overlooking the water, only to realize (4 months into their lease) that they just can’t handle the ridiculous morning commute. It might be worth it to you to pay a bit more rent in order to stay closer to the office. Also, don’t forget to look into the Bay Area’s public transportation options. You may just find that accessibility to the B.A.R.T and other commuter friendly alternatives can help you make the decision on where you want to call home. There is no place in the U.S quite like the Bay Area. San Francisco, Napa, San Jose, Sacramento… every city has its own unique feeling- an urban beat, a quiet retreat, a simple escape. Finding the perfect place to live may just come down to doing your homework, and deciding which personality suits yours best. Happy hunting.

by Veronika Lazabal

Finding a place to call home in the Bay Area is an adventure in and of itself—one that carries with it both a sense of excitement unequal to apartment hunting anywhere else, and a set of challenges unique to this part of the Golden State. Call them cozy, snug, homey or charming; the fact remains that apartments in and around San Francisco are small. So how can you be sure you’re getting the most for your money when it comes to your new bay area apartment or condo? Here are a few ideas for finding the perfect place for you:

Prioritize
Before taking a look at a single For Rent ad, it’s essential to decide what is most important for you in an apartment. Knowing what you can’t live without (and, in turn, the areas where you are willing to be flexible) will help you narrow down your choices before driving all over the city. For example, if sweeping vistas and a dishwasher are essential to you, then you might be willing to sacrifice counter space and live with smaller closets in exchange for a fully equipped unit in Mountain View apartments.

Know thy Neighborhood
Where an apartment or condo is located is just as important as what is in the space itself. Whether you’re working with a realtor, rental service or just scanning online ads, don’t forget to ask plenty of questions. Is there a garage with assigned spots? (Street parking in the Bay is notorious for being next to impossible to find) What’s the crime rate like for the area? If you have children, ask about nearby schools and parks. Taking the time to research a potential neighborhood before making a decision can save you from the heartache of falling in love with a unit, only to find out that you’re scared to come home after dark.

Commute is Key
This is California, after all, and getting to and from work can often seem like the longest part of your day. Many a renter has moved into a beautiful apartment overlooking the water, only to realize (4 months into their lease) that they just can’t handle the ridiculous morning commute. It might be worth it to you to pay a bit more rent in order to stay closer to the office. Also, don’t forget to look into the Bay Area’s public transportation options. You may just find that accessibility to the B.A.R.T and other commuter friendly alternatives can help you make the decision on where you want to call home.

There is no place in the U.S quite like the Bay Area. San Francisco, Napa, San Jose, Sacramento… every city has its own unique feeling- an urban beat, a quiet retreat, a simple escape. Finding the perfect place to live may just come down to doing your homework, and deciding which personality suits yours best. Happy hunting.

Choosing the Right San Francisco Bay Area School District

Anthony Longo — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 15:20:46 +0000

We have all heard that old saying that, when looking for real estate, the three most important things to consider are location, location and location! And, while that is definitely true, people with children know that the three most important things are really schools, schools and schools! While many people once debated between public and private education for their children, in today’s economic climate, the choice between public school districts within an area has become an even greater consideration than before as people choose their housing options. The Bay Area of Northern California is no exception; whether one wants to live in a city center or in more rural outlying areas, the quality of the local schools is nearly always at the top of a family’s list. One excellent way to gather this information is to take a look at the website for the cities or areas you are considering. Most cities provide comprehensive information about all aspects of their community including housing, schools and other important community services. For example, on the website for Pleasanton, California, a small community situated in the Tri-Valley Region of the Bay Area, one can learn about the community as a whole and can also research Pleasanton apartments and homes. In addition, information is available about the Pleasanton Unified School District which has not only been named a National District of Character, but also has 12 out of 14 schools designated as California Distinguished Schools. If a family were interested in living in a smaller Bay Area community, this certainly would be one excellent reason to look for housing in Pleasanton. On the other hand, if one were interested in a more urban area, the website for the city of Oakland, California is a good example of that type of community. In addition to information about the Oakland Unified School District (and their 13 California Distinguished Schools), one can find information on everything from housing to recreation…there is even a link which describes the city’s 2006 “pothole blitz” project whereby 922 potholes were filled in 3 weeks! The ability to research the school district school-by-school in one place is certainly valuable to any parent when considering such a large community. In fact, we are all very lucky that we live in a time when we are given access to so much valuable information at the click of a mouse! Without a doubt, looking for housing and, more importantly, reviewing schools for our children has never been easier. Furthermore, taking into consideration that the Bay Area is so large and that there are so many wonderful and diverse housing markets to choose from, it is amazing how much information we can gain before we even meet with a real estate agent! Being able to narrow our housing choices in advance is very helpful and, while selecting a neighborhood is still a very personal experience that most people make first-hand, prior knowledge about the community and schools can only help all of us to make more informed housing decisions about Pleasanton, Oakland and everywhere in between! As parents, we make choices every day which impact our children to one degree or another and there is noquestion that choosing an area to live in the Bay Area, and subsequently, choosing the best school for our children, is one of the most important and lasting choices we can make for them.

While many people once debated between public and private education for their children, in today’s economic climate, the choice between public school districts within an area has become an even greater consideration than before as people choose their housing options. The Bay Area of Northern California is no exception; whether one wants to live in a city center or in more rural outlying areas, the quality of the local schools is nearly always at the top of a family’s list.

One excellent way to gather this information is to take a look at the website for the cities or areas you are considering. Most cities provide comprehensive information about all aspects of their community including housing, schools and other important community services.

For example, on the website for Pleasanton, California, a small community situated in the Tri-Valley Region of the Bay Area, one can learn about the community as a whole and can also research Pleasanton apartments and homes. In addition, information is available about the Pleasanton Unified School District which has not only been named a National District of Character, but also has 12 out of 14 schools designated as California Distinguished Schools. If a family were interested in living in a smaller Bay Area community, this certainly would be one excellent reason to look for housing in Pleasanton.

On the other hand, if one were interested in a more urban area, the website for the city of Oakland, California is a good example of that type of community. In addition to information about the Oakland Unified School District (and their 13 California Distinguished Schools), one can find information on everything from housing to recreation…there is even a link which describes the city’s 2006 “pothole blitz” project whereby 922 potholes were filled in 3 weeks! The ability to research the school district school-by-school in one place is certainly valuable to any parent when considering such a large community.

In fact, we are all very lucky that we live in a time when we are given access to so much valuable information at the click of a mouse! Without a doubt, looking for housing and, more importantly, reviewing schools for our children has never been easier. Furthermore, taking into consideration that the Bay Area is so large and that there are so many wonderful and diverse housing markets to choose from, it is amazing how much information we can gain before we even meet with a real estate agent! Being able to narrow our housing choices in advance is very helpful and, while selecting a neighborhood is still a very personal experience that most people make first-hand, prior knowledge about the community and schools can only help all of us to make more informed housing decisions about Pleasanton, Oakland and everywhere in between!

As parents, we make choices every day which impact our children to one degree or another and there is noquestion that choosing an area to live in the Bay Area, and subsequently, choosing the best school for our children, is one of the most important and lasting choices we can make for them.

Yerba Buena

Anthony Longo — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 12:16:16 +0000

The Yerba Buena Lofts is situated in the heart of San Francisco”s most exciting neighborhood, Northern California”s largest loft community is taking shape. Designed by Natoma Architects, under the direction of award winning architect Stanley Saitowitz, Yerba Buena Lofts is located adjacent to the Yerba Buena Gardens and just blocks from the Museum of Modern Art, the new Mexican and Jewish Museums, The Yerba Buena Lofts offer new, light-filled residential loft homes in a smart, architecturally significant concrete building. Rarely available Yerba Buena Lofts great Location & Architectural Style has Spacious open Living/Dining Rm w/ Soaring Ceilings, 1/2 Bath & Kitchen w/ Granite Counters, Stainless Steel Applnces & Contemporary Cabinets – Upper Level offers Mezzanine Bedroom, Full Bath, W/ D, & Spacious Deck. Designer Lighting, 1-Car Deeded Pkg across the hall, 24hr Doorman. It is enjoyable to walk to Restaurants/Shopping from the Yerba Buena Lofts. Tour Yerba Buena Today Remember when you buy with CondoDomain in San Francisco you save thousands via our commission refund business model. On average our clients get back more than $10,000 cash back at closing! (Learn More) Search: San Francisco Condos | San Francisco Lofts | San Francisco Real Estate Agent Finance & Mortgage: For the lowest rates on your next San Francisco Condo check out our Exclusive Partner on our Finance & Mortgage page.

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The Lancing

Anthony Longo — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 12:14:51 +0000

The Lansing is an amazing building to own with a very large one bedroom which is actually larger and more functional than most one bedroom condos. The measurement of the Lansing is approximately 847 sq ft with many upgrades including hardwood floors, custom walk-in closet, Sub Zero refridgerator, granite counters and Studio Becker kitchen cabinetry. A flat panel TV is included in the sale. The Lansing offers an incredible roof terrace with 360 views of San Francisco. Tour The Lancing Today Remember when you buy with CondoDomain in San Francisco you save thousands via our commission refund business model. On average our clients get back more than $10,000 cash back at closing! (Learn More) Search: San Francisco Condos | San Francisco Lofts | San Francisco Real Estate Agent Finance & Mortgage: For the lowest rates on your next San Francisco Condo check out our Exclusive Partner on our Finance & Mortgage page.

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The Lambourne

Anthony Longo — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 12:12:58 +0000

The Lambourne will be “22 studios and one bedroom pied-a-terre urban residences” Located at 725 Pine, in the “heart of Nob Hill”,with “European design elements by Charles DeLisle of Space Interiors”, hardwood floors, “petite” Scavolini kitchens with stainless steel appliances, priced from the $300’s to $500’s. The Lambourne has bathrooms sound nice too, with “Carrera marble accents”, and European Style washer/dryer. Some units have outdoor terraces, and zero units will have deeded parking. The Lambourne is an inventive vision of a modern European-style building for a new generation of sophisticated residents and global travelers alike.All units have high ceilings, detailing, black and white tiled bathrooms, Some units have outdoor spaces and murphy beds.The Lambourne Nob Hill, located just across from the Ritz Carlton is an inventive vision of a modern European-style building for a new generation of sophisticated residents and global travelers alike. This exquisite studio unit features a cozy bedroom area, new luxe bath w/marble accents and fixtures from Danze-Parma Collection. Tour The Lambourne Today Remember when you buy with CondoDomain in San Francisco you save thousands via our commission refund business model. On average our clients get back more than $10,000 cash back at closing! (Learn More) Search: San Francisco Condos | San Francisco Lofts | San Francisco Real Estate Agent Finance & Mortgage: For the lowest rates on your next San Francisco Condo check out our Exclusive Partner on our Finance & Mortgage page.

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Valencia

Anthony Longo — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 12:11:47 +0000

The Valencia home was provide 2-bedroom, 1-bath condominium was built in a traditional style recalling the architectural roots of Mission Dolores, while the interior features all the modern amenities that can be expected, such as: Crown molding, Jerusalem tile in bathroom, granite counters in kitchen, gas cooking, stainless steel appliances, beautiful hard wood floors, deeded parking, in-unit washer/dryer, great deeded storage and much more. It is enjoyable to be in the Valencia home quiet, bright, modern condo located in the desirable Valencia corridor, close to great restaurants, shops, Dolores Park. In-closet laundry! the Valencia home is peaceful yet close to the great night and day spots of the neighborhood. Tour Valencia Today Remember when you buy with CondoDomain in San Francisco you save thousands via our commission refund business model. On average our clients get back more than $10,000 cash back at closing! (Learn More) Search: San Francisco Condos | San Francisco Lofts | San Francisco Real Estate Agent Finance & Mortgage: For the lowest rates on your next San Francisco Condo check out our Exclusive Partner on our Finance & Mortgage page.

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The Wilson Building

Anthony Longo — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 12:09:28 +0000

973 Market is a new condominium development in the Tenderloin/downtown San Francisco. Developers are converting this historic seven story building into 67 condos. Originally known as the Wilson Building, the structure was built in 1901 and is one of the few that survived the 1906 earthquake. Wilson Building homes are maintained much of the original brick interiors that create a warm and unique feel. And since the steps from downtown San Francisco shopping and all modes of transportation, Wilson Building is easy to locate. Tour The Wilson Building Today Remember when you buy with CondoDomain in San Francisco you save thousands via our commission refund business model. On average our clients get back more than $10,000 cash back at closing! (Learn More) Search: San Francisco Condos | San Francisco Lofts | San Francisco Real Estate Agent Finance & Mortgage: For the lowest rates on your next San Francisco Condo check out our Exclusive Partner on our Finance & Mortgage page.

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