Are you leaning tower Millennium Tower, or would you prefer to spend the same money on the likes of a rent controlled Haight Vic or easy living on the waterfront?
Another week, another gas leak on Haight Street, as work begins again on the now 17-month long dig to replace the neighborhood's aging water and sewer lines. At this rate, local merchants probably prefer the sewers they have.
One of the only of Bay Area architect Adolph Lutgen's homes to escape the 1906 quake is refurbished and floated onto the market once again. They kept the original gas lamps and made a new bathroom of the turret while laboring to mingle old and new.
Michael Kershnar, artist and ska8r boi, is known in art circles for this murals, typically involving nature and the spiritual world. He was recently tapped by Silicon Valley bigwig Neal Howard George to create a work for his six-year-old son.
New rentals on the crooked mouth of Lombard Street, the rent-controlled side of the Haight, the heights of Dolores Park, and the stylish end of the Richmond.
Color, seemingly rare to find these days splashed across interiors, comes out in full force inside this first-floor Edwardian flat near the panhandle. So much blue. So fitting. So refreshing.
A chilling bit of news today in the Upper Haight, San Francisco’s peace-and-love neighborhood. According to Hoodline, Ku Klux Klan flyers were found on area doorsteps on Tuesday. Among other inaccurate gibberish, the sanity-estranged missive warns about the evils of Black Lives Matter.
A Haight house with excellent carriage, a Glen Park home that may have broken its color palette, a South Beach condo with a touch of Zen, and a Western Addition house with matching gates.
For many a San Francisco tourist, the Upper Haight represents rock ’n’ roll in the 1960s. Flower power. Tune in/tune out. But soon a modern refresh will come to the famous neighborhood—specifically, on the sidewalks.
The price of five bedrooms in the Sunset gets you four in the Richmond, three in the Haight, and two in South Beach, but which one is really worth the $72,000 a year?
Rarely do we do announce a call to action here on Curbed SF, but this exquisite and irresistible Queen Anne Victorian in the Upper Haight begs for a stay of execution from the contractor's hammer. Just look at it. No, look at it!
Welcome to Curbed Comparisons, a regular column exploring what you can rent for a set dollar amount in different neighborhoods. Is one person's studio another person's townhouse? Let's find out. Today's price: $5,800.
Report finds that almost no one has bothered to register their short-term rental, and almost no one is getting caught. Both the city and Airbnb itself say they lack the resources to go after cheats.
The Victorian architecture of the building at 500 Cole Street catches your eye and reels you in — and it will for years to come, thanks to the fact that these townhouses have just been landmarked. Go behind the arched entry to see the one for sale.