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San Francisco Bay Area Commuting Tips

Anthony Longo — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 19:11:21 +0000

It used to be that location, location, location were the three most important words when searching for the right place to put down roots and call home. In today’s vastly changing economic and domestic climate those three words have transformed into location, commute, and information. For many San Mateo County residents, finding the perfect home, condo, or apartment may mean a further commute to the geographic location of their business or occupation. Some choose to live in the fast paced and vibrant atmosphere of a large metropolitan city, while others prefer the calm and serene feel of a bedroom community. A person living in the city of Mountain View and having a home in any of the beautiful Mountain View apartments may commute on a daily basis into downtown San Jose. Another person may find the condo or home of their dreams in Palo Alto, but run a prosperous business in San Francisco. Can we balance the personal vs. professional geographic conflict and have it all? The simple answer is yes and the secret lies in the choice and comfort of the commute. Whether your mode of transportation is Bart (Bay Area Rapid Transit), bus, rail, ferry, shuttle, or car, there is an abundance of information available online to chart your course. Schedules, fares, routes, times, prices, and other pertinent information can all be found with a few simple clicks of the mouse. Sites such as www.caltrain.com (California commuter rail line on the San Francisco Peninsula and the Santa Clara Valley); http://www.bart.gov (Bay Area Rapid Transit);. http://www.samtrans.com (San Mateo County Transit District), www.sfmta.com (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) all provide extensive information needed to plan any commute. San Mateo County’s, http://tripplanner.transit.511.org, is a site rich with commuter information! 511 is a free phone and Web service that consolidates Bay Area transportation information into a one-stop resource. 511 provides up-to-the-minute information on traffic conditions, incidents and driving times, schedule, route and fare information for the Bay Area’s public transportation services. Car and vanpool referrals and bicycling information is also provided. Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, this resource is a must for any busy commuter in or around San Mateo County! Using public transportation and leaving the driving to someone else allows the commuter time to read, nap, review for or unwind from a work day, or simply relax. Staying calm, cool, and collected is a key factor in driving cautiously, defensively, and courteously. By being informed, allowing for plenty of driving time, staying composed, and following a few basic suggestions of commuting, the independent driver can greatly diminish stress in their commute. There are many ways to enhance time spent in our vehicles. When stuck in traffic, listen to a podcast or book on tape or CD. There are thousands of creative and personal interest podcasts available that can help make a commute an enjoyable rather than frustrating experience. Looking for new routes or points of interest you didn’t know existed? A GPS (Global Positioning System) is a great way to explore without getting lost. We have the technology, the resources, and the means to make our commutes pleasant. Life’s too short, let’s enjoy the ride!

For many San Mateo County residents, finding the perfect home, condo, or apartment may mean a further commute to the geographic location of their business or occupation. Some choose to live in the fast paced and vibrant atmosphere of a large metropolitan city, while others prefer the calm and serene feel of a bedroom community. A person living in the city of Mountain View and having a home in any of the beautiful Mountain View apartments may commute on a daily basis into downtown San Jose. Another person may find the condo or home of their dreams in Palo Alto, but run a prosperous business in San Francisco. Can we balance the personal vs. professional geographic conflict and have it all? The simple answer is yes and the secret lies in the choice and comfort of the commute.

Whether your mode of transportation is Bart (Bay Area Rapid Transit), bus, rail, ferry, shuttle, or car, there is an abundance of information available online to chart your course. Schedules, fares, routes, times, prices, and other pertinent information can all be found with a few simple clicks of the mouse. Sites such as www.caltrain.com (California commuter rail line on the San Francisco Peninsula and the Santa Clara Valley); http://www.bart.gov (Bay Area Rapid Transit);. http://www.samtrans.com (San Mateo County Transit District), www.sfmta.com (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) all provide extensive information needed to plan any commute.

San Mateo County’s, http://tripplanner.transit.511.org, is a site rich with commuter information! 511 is a free phone and Web service that consolidates Bay Area transportation information into a one-stop resource. 511 provides up-to-the-minute information on traffic conditions, incidents and driving times, schedule, route and fare information for the Bay Area’s public transportation services. Car and vanpool referrals and bicycling information is also provided. Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, this resource is a must for any busy commuter in or around San Mateo County! Using public transportation and leaving the driving to someone else allows the commuter time to read, nap, review for or unwind from a work day, or simply relax.

Staying calm, cool, and collected is a key factor in driving cautiously, defensively, and courteously. By being informed, allowing for plenty of driving time, staying composed, and following a few basic suggestions of commuting, the independent driver can greatly diminish stress in their commute. There are many ways to enhance time spent in our vehicles. When stuck in traffic, listen to a podcast or book on tape or CD. There are thousands of creative and personal interest podcasts available that can help make a commute an enjoyable rather than frustrating experience. Looking for new routes or points of interest you didn’t know existed? A GPS (Global Positioning System) is a great way to explore without getting lost. We have the technology, the resources, and the means to make our commutes pleasant. Life’s too short, let’s enjoy the ride!

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 no question 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 no question 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.

Living by the Bay- Ideas for Finding the Perfect Apartment

Anthony Longo — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 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.

NBC Bay Area gives us some love

Anthony Longo — Tue, 26 May 2009 13:02:08 +0000

When you know what you want, your best bet’s a specialist: if you need a bed, go to Sleepy’s, and if you need “Beyond”, go to Bed Bath & Beyond, and just try to ignore the beds and baths. When what you want’s a condo, go straight to CondoDomain. Based in Boston, pointedly named brokerage CD just grew to include San Francisco, vying to be your online hub for finding condos — and nothing but the condos — by coupling a slick search engine with personal agent care to assist you all the way to closing. Start by studying CD’s Gmap of on-the-market properties (populated by MLS data, new construction developments, foreclosures, etc), which upon mouse-hovering’ll pop up exterior snap shot/price range/# of units; click “view full details” for a Google Street View, a Walk Score, and a physical/historical building descrip (if it reads “lubricated”, you added an extra “m” to the url). The next step: opt for “Full Service”, and you’re paired with an actual live local agent to help scout/compare properties, or go it alone and arrange tours yourself; either way, CD handles final paperwork & negotiation, and at closing’ll return either 20% of the commission (for “Full Service”) or 90% if you found the place yourself — money you’ll need to drink away the fact that your walls are actually made of rats. Mean, horrible rats. CD also informs buyers with a blog about the SF condo landscape, which analyzes market trends, specific properties, and neighborhoods — over-educating you to the point that you’ll burn out on condos, and settle for Bed. Entire Article Or visit our main website to search all San Francisco Condos !!!

Based in Boston, pointedly named brokerage CD just grew to include San Francisco, vying to be your online hub for finding condos — and nothing but the condos — by coupling a slick search engine with personal agent care to assist you all the way to closing.

Start by studying CD’s Gmap of on-the-market properties (populated by MLS data, new construction developments, foreclosures, etc), which upon mouse-hovering’ll pop up exterior snap shot/price range/# of units; click “view full details” for a Google Street View, a Walk Score, and a physical/historical building descrip (if it reads “lubricated”, you added an extra “m” to the url).

The next step: opt for “Full Service”, and you’re paired with an actual live local agent to help scout/compare properties, or go it alone and arrange tours yourself; either way, CD handles final paperwork & negotiation, and at closing’ll return either 20% of the commission (for “Full Service”) or 90% if you found the place yourself — money you’ll need to drink away the fact that your walls are actually made of rats. Mean, horrible rats.

CD also informs buyers with a blog about the SF condo landscape, which analyzes market trends, specific properties, and neighborhoods — over-educating you to the point that you’ll burn out on condos, and settle for Bed.

Entire Article

Or visit our main website to search all San Francisco Condos !!!

San Francisco Condo Demand

Alex Clark — Mon, 04 May 2009 02:40:30 +0000

More housing was built in San Francisco in 2008 than in any year since 1965. Yes, it is true that San Francisco still is an expensive place to live and short on housing – and it is true that sales are slower than before. Still, the housing that was built last year was for the most part approved earlier, and financed earlier. Thus, the building went ahead. The demand for San Francisco condos is still high, and prices now are better than they have been for a while. Take a look at these good values in San Francisco Condos: 81 Lansing Cubix Yerba Buena 1588/7 Fairmount Heritage at Ghirardelli Square Miami Condo Building Mondrian Find out why CondoDomain is different from other real estate brokers.

More housing was built in San Francisco in 2008 than in any year since 1965. Yes, it is true that San Francisco still is an expensive place to live and short on housing – and it is true that sales are slower than before. Still, the housing that was built last year was for the most part approved earlier, and financed earlier. Thus, the building went ahead.

The demand for San Francisco condos is still high, and prices now are better than they have been for a while. Take a look at these good values in San Francisco Condos:

81 Lansing

Cubix Yerba Buena

1588/7

Fairmount Heritage at Ghirardelli Square

Miami Condo Building Mondrian

Find out why CondoDomain is different from other real estate brokers.

Mission Bay

Alex Clark — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 12:06:47 +0000

For years, Mission Bay and the waterfront industrial area of San Francisco were under developed for residential living. Now, Mission Bay is one of the hottest neighborhoods in San Francisco, with beautiful views of the bay and new highrise developments. Mission Bay is an enjoyable neighborhood with convenient access to downtown, San Francisco International Airport, and South Bay. Here are some new San Francisco condo homes in the Mission Bay area. Park Terrace Glen Place Market Arterra 199 Tiffany Contact us to tour these Mission Bay condos, and find out why CondoDomain is different from other real estate brokers.

For years, Mission Bay and the waterfront industrial area of San Francisco were under developed for residential living. Now, Mission Bay is one of the hottest neighborhoods in San Francisco, with beautiful views of the bay and new highrise developments. Mission Bay is an enjoyable neighborhood with convenient access to downtown, San Francisco International Airport, and South Bay.

Here are some new San Francisco condo homes in the Mission Bay area.

Park Terrace
Glen Place Market
Arterra
199 Tiffany

Contact us to tour these Mission Bay condos, and find out why CondoDomain is different from other real estate brokers.

Finding San Francisco Foreclosures

Alex Clark — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 13:22:18 +0000

Foreclosures are on many people’s minds lately. Since the Federal Government has offered incentives to lenders to restructure people’s loans, local and state governments are encouraging home owners to seek help sooner rather than later and work with their lender to avoid foreclosure. Help includes restructuring loans, and the purchase of homes by municipalities and non profits. Foreclosure is the last stop on the money crisis train for home owners. Once a home is foreclosed, the lender really does not want to own it. This is why for the savvy buyer, these homes can be a great deal. San Francisco foreclosures are no longer just in risky neighborhoods. The foreclosure crisis has hit all sorts of homes in all types of areas. Pre-foreclosure, many homeowners and developers are willing to negotiate with a buyer/investor. If they can walk away with a little cash and satisfied liens, and you have a property for less than the market value, it can be a win – win proposition. How do you find pre-foreclosure opportunities? By searching for them on our site! Our partnership with RealtyTrac enables you to search all San Francisco foreclosure listings. Pre-foreclosures, foreclosure auctions, and bank owned properties are all at your fingertips on our site, and we can help you make sense of the entire process. We can also assist you with obtaining financing. Contact us today to learn more about San Francisco foreclosure opportunities.

Foreclosure is the last stop on the money crisis train for home owners. Once a home is foreclosed, the lender really does not want to own it. This is why for the savvy buyer, these homes can be a great deal.

San Francisco foreclosures are no longer just in risky neighborhoods. The foreclosure crisis has hit all sorts of homes in all types of areas. Pre-foreclosure, many homeowners and developers are willing to negotiate with a buyer/investor. If they can walk away with a little cash and satisfied liens, and you have a property for less than the market value, it can be a win – win proposition.

How do you find pre-foreclosure opportunities? By searching for them on our site! Our partnership with RealtyTrac enables you to search all San Francisco foreclosure listings. Pre-foreclosures, foreclosure auctions, and bank owned properties are all at your fingertips on our site, and we can help you make sense of the entire process. We can also assist you with obtaining financing. Contact us today to learn more about San Francisco foreclosure opportunities.

Foreclosure Sales are Up

Erica Farthing — Sat, 21 Mar 2009 00:51:48 +0000

Hey California! Did you see President Obama with Leno last night? He was in California to speak with approximately 1,000 people in Los Angeles about the $145 million that will help resolve the foreclosure crisis by purchasing and rehabilitating vacant homes, and providing mortgage assistance and rehabilitation loans to existing homeowners. This is an effort to relieve the pressure on the market from California foreclosures. There has been a lot of attention to nationwide foreclosures in the news lately. The number of foreclosures is up this month, and looks pretty drastic. This is partly because of the moratorium on foreclosures in December and through February, awaiting word from the White House on how the federal government would intervene. Now that the moratorium is over, foreclosed properties that were already set for auction have been again scheduled for sale, and now there is a backlog of them. Foreclosures are pressuring the real estate market in many cities, but providing many opportunities for home ownership. Formerly investors and “house flippers” were the majority at San Francisco foreclosure auctions. But now, regular home buyers who want a chance at an affordable home are flocking to San Francisco foreclosure auctions. While foreclosures in huge numbers hammer housing prices, efforts to sell the homes and get them off the market have two benefits. One is that once the large inventory of San Francisco foreclosures is off the market, housing prices can stabilize and a true market value can again be established, with homeowners once again building equity. The second benefit is obvious – the buyer gets a home at a low price. Buying a San Francisco foreclosure is not without risk, since the buyer is responsible for repairs and all liens against the property, including taxes, construction liens, and second mortgages. When it comes to San Francisco condos, it’s possible to have less risk exposure than with a freestanding house. We can help you with this. We can give you information about the building, the community, and assisting you in finding out the truth about all outstanding liens. We can also assist you with purchasing any foreclosure you choose, not just a condo. Here at CondoDomain, we have partnered with RealtyTrac so that you can search all available and pending foreclosures in the … area. Take a look at these, and then call us with your questions.

Hey California! Did you see President Obama with Leno last night? He was in California to speak with approximately 1,000 people in Los Angeles about the $145 million that will help resolve the foreclosure crisis by purchasing and rehabilitating vacant homes, and providing mortgage assistance and rehabilitation loans to existing homeowners. This is an effort to relieve the pressure on the market from California foreclosures.

There has been a lot of attention to nationwide foreclosures in the news lately. The number of foreclosures is up this month, and looks pretty drastic. This is partly because of the moratorium on foreclosures in December and through February, awaiting word from the White House on how the federal government would intervene. Now that the moratorium is over, foreclosed properties that were already set for auction have been again scheduled for sale, and now there is a backlog of them.

Foreclosures are pressuring the real estate market in many cities, but providing many opportunities for home ownership. Formerly investors and “house flippers” were the majority at San Francisco foreclosure auctions. But now, regular home buyers who want a chance at an affordable home are flocking to San Francisco foreclosure auctions.

While foreclosures in huge numbers hammer housing prices, efforts to sell the homes and get them off the market have two benefits. One is that once the large inventory of San Francisco foreclosures is off the market, housing prices can stabilize and a true market value can again be established, with homeowners once again building equity. The second benefit is obvious – the buyer gets a home at a low price.

Buying a San Francisco foreclosure is not without risk, since the buyer is responsible for repairs and all liens against the property, including taxes, construction liens, and second mortgages. When it comes to San Francisco condos, it’s possible to have less risk exposure than with a freestanding house. We can help you with this. We can give you information about the building, the community, and assisting you in finding out the truth about all outstanding liens. We can also assist you with purchasing any foreclosure you choose, not just a condo.

Here at CondoDomain, we have partnered with RealtyTrac so that you can search all available and pending foreclosures in the … area. Take a look at these, and then call us with your questions.

The Heritage on Fillmore – HURRY UP!

Alex Clark — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 05:08:48 +0000

Real Estate still remains hot in San Francisco, even in an economic slowdown. Only three residences remain at the Heritage on Fillmore. They’re all two bedroom San Francisco Condos, and two of them are penthouses. Price reductions are now in place – about a 20-25% drop. Where else are you going to find a luxurious 1353 square foot penthouse in San Francisco for $850,000? These San Francisco Condos are in a prime location – will hold their value – and are a GREAT buy for a residence. Here’s an even better incentive – here at Condodomain, we give you money back at closing. Call me today to find out more about the Heritage on Fillmore and our amazing cash refund.

Real Estate still remains hot in San Francisco, even in an economic slowdown. Only three residences remain at the Heritage on Fillmore.

They’re all two bedroom San Francisco Condos, and two of them are penthouses. Price reductions are now in place – about a 20-25% drop.

Where else are you going to find a luxurious 1353 square foot penthouse in San Francisco for $850,000?

These San Francisco Condos are in a prime location – will hold their value – and are a GREAT buy for a residence.

Here’s an even better incentive – here at Condodomain, we give you money back at closing. Call me today to find out more about the Heritage on Fillmore and our amazing cash refund.

Yerba Buena

Alex Clark — 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.

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.

The Lancing

Alex Clark — 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.

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.

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The Lambourne

Alex Clark — 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.

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.

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