Category Archives: San Francisco Lifestyle

200 SQ/FT, No Beds, No Baths and certainly No View: $125k

You have have seen this article posted in the WSJ today, but boy its a good one and a serious reality checker.  Focused on the INSANE prices for parking spaces in urban metros like Boston, NYC and San Francisco – this a trend we don’t see slowing down anytime soon.
Helen and Bob Alkon paid $1.3 million for their condominium in downtown Boston two years ago. And while some apartments in the building have slipped in value since then, one of the Alkons’ investments has paid off: The parking spot they …

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by Anthony Longo on August 31, 2011

Urban Luxury on Brannan Street!

photo via Vanguardsf.com
Today we’re traveling over to Brannan street to explore a 9 story mixed use residential luxury condominium building, 200 Brannan. This lavish San Francisco building of beauty, completed in December of 2004, was designed by MBH architects and built by Lennar Corp, it went on to be a 2006 Gold Nugget award finalist for the best loft project. It holds much sophistication in addition to a collection of 191 loft style condominiums which were created by combining existing concrete warehouses, an old century salami factory, and several new pieces …

by Bonnie Best on July 26, 2011

Ghirardelli: San Francisco Squares!

San Francisco is racked with many glorious neighborhoods that hold historical significance. There are four squares in the city of San Francisco that each possess their own character, style, and story. Those squares are Union Square, Jackson Square, Alamo Square, and Ghirardelli Square. Today we’ll be traveling over to Ghirardelli Square and divulging portions of its past as well as getting in touch with its present state! (photo via Ghirardellisq.com)
Ghirardelli Square, located in the Fisherman’s wharf area of San Francisco (900 N. Point St. Sf, Ca 94109), is today a …

by Bonnie Best on July 20, 2011

SF Beat: Clay St Condos, Empanadas on Valencia & More!

Today we’re taking a look around San Francisco, touring various locations in different sections of the city in order to view what’s new, what’s old, and what’s all around fabulous.

Our first stop is Nob Hill. Here we are visiting a small but elegant five story, eleven unit residential condominium building that at this time has two available units. 1083 Clay street, designed by Donald Macdonald Architects, is currently the highest wood frame building in San Francisco. It features an exterior finished in Stucco, two top floors with panoramic views, curved …

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by Bonnie Best on July 11, 2011

San Francisco Condo Loft Talk!

SF-Salesforce campus

Here at CondoDomain’s San Francisco Condo Loft Blog, we pride ourselves on raising the bar and setting new trends. With that being said I’ve created a new post idea which is not just for CondoDomain SF urban home seekers, but also for already established SF urban living residents. May I present: CondoDomain’s SF Condo Loft Talk. Condo Loft talk will disclose places to go and things to know around San Francisco. I’d go on in the detailing of what to expect but I’d much rather show you. Below you can get …

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by Bonnie Best on July 6, 2011

To Infinity and Beyond in Rincon Hill

Wouldn’t you want to reside in a space that exudes infinite style, infinite luxury, and infinite appeal, in an infinitely fabulous neighborhood? If the response is yes, then may I suggest The Infinity. Located in the Rincon Hill neighborhood of San Francisco. The Infinity is bounded by main street , and spans out over both Folsom and Spear street. These mixed use, high rise towers and low rise buildings encompass two city blocks that contain 4 buildings enclosing 640 residential units.
Developed by Tishman Speyer and designed by Heller Manus Architects, The …

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by Bonnie Best on June 30, 2011
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