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Stick-Eastlake Victorian home in the Excelsior asks only $899K
Historic home survived the great earthquake of 1906 as well as a trek from Pacific Heights.
1920s Excelsior charmer asks $849K
Dig those barrel bay windows.
Prices inch up in SF’s most affordable neighborhoods
A far cry from a few years ago, when the luxury market was at full boil, now the ritziest neighborhoods in San Francisco are at a price standstill from two years ago, while places like the Excelsior nudge upward.
Excelsior fixer-upper asks only $599K
White picket fence included.
San Francisco rents dip, according to new map
But overall prices have crept down citywide, even as they inch up in the cheaper neighborhoods (driven by higher demand) and one or two of the expensive ones.
New Mission Street mural almost finished
A joint San Francisco-Barcelona art team lighten up San Francisco and the Excelsior.
Crocker-Amazon home with no electricity and boarded windows sells for $930K
Those must be quality boards protecting the portals to this 1927 home that has no power and demanded cash because of the condition of the home but still managed to sell for more than $330,000 over asking.
Curbed Cup 1st Round: Bayview (5) vs. Excelsior (12)
The Curbed Cup, our annual award for the neighborhood of the year, is kicking off with 8 or 16 neighborhoods vying for the prestigious (fake) trophy. Voting for each pairing ends 24 hours after it begins. Let the eliminations commence!
Excelsior ugly duckling turns beautiful swan inside, asks $730K
Don’t judge a book by its paint job
What $1,700 rents you in San Francisco right now
Exploring your options at 50 percent of the city's median rent, from Nob Hill down to Little Hollywood.
The only SF neighborhoods to get new liquor licenses will surprise you
San Francisco hasn't granted permission to sling hooch since the days when our grandfathers grandfathered in all of the existing licenses in 1939. Now a precious handful of new permissions will be doled out, but only to a select few neighborhoods.
Map: Median one-bedroom rents across SF neighborhoods
Prices are up eight percent in Lakeshore since last summer, but down around most of the rest of the city. Is the lake really a hot commodity, or is it just lingering on the shores of previous highs a bit longer before the tide goes out?
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The 12 smallest houses for sale in San Francisco
Our second Micro Week continues, giving us a hankering for the most bite-sized single family homes on the market today. Let's take a look at the smallest single-family homes on the market today.
So far this year, only 251 houses sold under $1 million in SF
That's the total yield for six-figure houses for the first eight months of 2016. Less than 40 percent of the housing stock on sale right now listed with an initial price of less than $1 million. Five years, ago, 75 percent of houses were six figures.
What $2,000/month rents you in SF right now
Bang for your buck in the Excelsior, Bayview's bay views, Tenderloin history, and Chinatown charm. Which one is right for you?
Map: Rents won't rise, but stubbornly refuse to fall
Mapping SF rents, areas south of Market see prices higher than almost ever before, while areas very, very far south of Market hold out against price creep for cheaper living (as much as can be expected) as prices stagnate but refuse to really fall.
Under $700K Club: 1940s Excelsior Home Hits Market at Only $695,000
Alas, we had to do away with Curbed SF's popular Under 500K Club series because the well for anything listed at $500,000 and under has all but dried up. And with that, we raise the price point and introduce the refurbished $700K Club, showcasing the properties in San Francisco (and beyond) with an asking price of 700,000 smackers and under.f
Excelsior Cottage Offers Vintage Style for $749K
We cover a lot of homes that are traditional on the outside, modern on the inside. This is not one of them. Someone has either lovingly preserved or painstakingly restored this 1921 cottage, and the details are remarkable and completely charming.
Excelsior House Shows SF Housing Trends, Asks $1.598M
When this house sold in 2013, it was just under 900 square feet. Now it's back on the market measuring 2,362 square feet, costing $1.598 million, and calling itself a Bernal Heights alternative. Check it out and see what you get for the money.
San Francisco Rent Comparisons: What $2,000 Gets You
Five apartments on the market right now. Which one would you choose?
