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| San Francisco Market Overview |
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Single Family Homes |
Condos/TICs/Lofts |
2-4 Units |
Median Sales Price, last 180 days
% Change from prior 180 days
Avg. Days on Market, last 180 days
% Change from prior 180 days |
$700,000.00
+6.06%
60
0.00% |
$625,000.00
+3.31%
74
-11.90% |
$1,042,500.00
+3.32%
84
-10.64% |
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Is “Transability” the Next “Walkability”?
While walkability is all the talk of real estate, most people still need to take some form of transportation to and from their home. Abogo, a new website currently in BETA testing, provides detailed transit information by specific address, including average monthly expenditure.
How it works:
The site estimates the total transportation cost for an average household based on address. This includes commuting, errands and “trips around town.” The estimate is tallied based on car ownership and use, as well as public transit use.
Additionally, the site has tips on how to lower your costs and reduce your CO2 impact. This tool truly helps when trying to figure out the real costs to live in a neighborhood. |
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| Ike’s Place
Get It While You Can |
| Widely known to San Franciscans as the best sandwich shop in the city, Ike’s Place is set to close. This local favorite was given an eviction notice on August 3rd, and will be forced to close its doors on August 26th. Ironically, the popularity of the small sandwich shop is what ultimately lead to its downfall and imminent closure.
Neighbors and the neighborhood association have complained about the lines of people, noise from the line, and persistent smell of fried bacon. The original permit for the space was for a retail coffee shop, a far cry from what is now being served throughout the day.
The owner is actively looking for another location to run his wildly popular business. Get in line and get a sandwich before it’s too late! Get news and updates about what the future holds for this beloved spot on the Ike’s Place Facebook page. |
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