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Tue, 16 Mar 2010 03:16:16 -0600

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Spacious Metal Frame Warehouse w/18' ceilings, great location!!! (SOMA / south beach) $4200 3650sqft

Tue, 16 Mar 2010 00:22:59 -0600

Address: 445 Harriet Street (cross St. Brannan St)

Description:
-3,650 sq.ft.
-Warehouse/Office space
-Free Standing Metal Frame Building
-Prime SOMA location
-Conveniently located right off of I-280 at 6th and Branna and approximately 3 blocks away from US 101
-Space is adaptable to many commercial uses including tech space, retail space, showroom space, offices, etc.

Features include:
-High Ceilings (18' tall)
-Roll-up Door
-Drive-in Access
-600 sq.ft. built-out office w/separate entrance
-Appx. 500 sq.ft. of outdoor storage behind the warehouse
-Spacious mezzanine area

All potential use possibilities will be considered. Flexible lease terms available for qualified tenant. Excellent opportunity for the right user.

Please call Henry at 415-602-1098 if you are interested.

Prime Chinatown Retail/Office Space (Chinatown) $8900 5300sqft

Mon, 15 Mar 2010 23:50:41 -0600

1109-1111 Grant Avenue storefront space available for retail, office, possibly restaurant. The property is located at Grant Avenue and Pacific Avenue, a high-traffic area a ½ block from Columbus and Broadway.

The space consists of three levels, over +/- 5300 sq ft total. The ground floor measures +/- 2310 sq ft with high ceilings; the upper floor measures +/- 2000 with high ceilings; the basement measures+/- 1200. Besides the interior access to the basement area, there are two sidewalk freight entries, one for each address/each half of the basement area. The space includes 2 bathrooms, 1 that is ADA compliant. Property may be subdivided.

Offered at $8,900 per month-- down from 10,000!

For more details or the schedule a showing, call Burt Louie at (415) 794-4506.

DOGPATCH-ground floor commercial (potrero hill) $5500 2638sqft

Mon, 15 Mar 2010 22:58:56 -0600

Great ground floor commercial unit in the Dogpatch area of San Francisco

Diagram "A" is original construction restaurant design of floor plan

Diagram "B" is the shell out line of the unit. currently there are 9 storage rooms of approx 10x10
in rear of unit.

Possible uses: Fine restaurant, take out, produce, retail, offices, showroom, etc.

Has a MENS and WOMENS separate HANDICAP READY RESTROOMS.

Plenty of free parking , no meters, no permits, no time limits, just street cleaning almost every other day.

Close to cafe's, restaurants, deli's, shopping, Muni, Light Rail, Cal-Train, Hwy's 101, 80, 280, China Basin,
Central Basin, Mission Rock, Park, Mission Bay, UCSF Campus, Adobe Offices, Whole Food, Starbucks,
Ball Park, Downtown.

The weather is probably the best in San Francisco as it is opposite the coast, sheltered by hills
and is in the SF Bay side.

Don't let the storefront fool you, as it has been used as warehouse space for years
and the exterior is being contracted for new siding and paint..

EVERYTHING IS NEGOTIABLE,
THE TERM OF LEASE, SECURITY DEPOSIT, REMODELING AND THE RENT.

For information or showing call Andy @ (650) 533-4205

Fantastic Location for a new Business. (Cesar Chavez & Mission) $1800 1400sqft

Mon, 15 Mar 2010 22:26:13 -0600


Fantastic Location for a new Business. Right across from the new Walgreens at the corner of Cesar Chavez
(between Mission and Valencia Sts)
Great retail/office space in vibrant Mission/Cesar Chavez corridor. Across the street are the new condos and commercial units (see www.555Bartlett.com for info on this
project), 3 blocks from BART, close to St. Luke's Hospital, beautiful weather, close to Valencia , Bernal Heights ,
Noe Valley and Mission living
Commercial Condo for rent. Large open loft-space unit. Approx 1400 Sq Ft., Bathroom, Kitchen area (no Stove).
Great for Yoga, Vintage Clothing or Office, Medical/Dental offices.

Details:
1. No phone calls, no visits please. Please send your questions via email. After proper screening we can schedule visits.
2. No Food services. Available May 2010.
3. Location is 3405 Cesar Chavez.
4. $1,800 per month. First, Last and Security deposit required.
f you are interested email me your business proposal. Last business here was a real estate office.
Thank john, john@baydirect.com

Retail Store - Kearny, Market, and 3rd Streets (downtown / civic / van ness)

Mon, 15 Mar 2010 19:57:24 -0600

17 Kearny Street is approximately 1,000 sq. ft. A wonderful, rare opportunity to place your retail business on a busy street. The space has approximately 20 feet of frontage across from the Ritz Carlton Residences and many office buildings. Great visibility from Market Street. No Food Please. Visit our website for details.

http://www.blatteisschnur.com/new/properties/listing.php?id=5959

Kenneth Brownell - Broker Lic. No. 00427635
kbrownell@bmcsf.net
BRICK & MORTAR COMMERCIAL
"Knowledge & Integrity"
415-391-9888 ext. 222

RETAIL SOLUTIONS - Brick & Mortar Commercial (San Francisco Retail Stores)

Mon, 15 Mar 2010 19:55:54 -0600

BRICK & MORTAR COMMERCIAL is led by San Francisco CoStar Power Brokers and Managing Partners Peter Mikacich and Ken Brownell, each of whom has more than 25 years experience in developing, leasing, managing and selling retail commercial properties. Our hard working team of experienced principals and knowledgeable agents knows the rental market, the neighborhood restrictions, and the spaces available. Visit our website and contact our professionals.

http://www.blatteisschnur.com/new/properties/

BRICK & MORTAR COMMERCIAL
"Knowledge & Integrity", what you expect from professionals.
415-391-9888

BRICK & MORTAR COMMERCIAL (http://www.bmcsf.net), a leading retail store, office, and restaurant leasing brokerage in San Francisco, has sites available throughout San Francisco's most popular and prominent retail districts. If you're looking for a retail site, be sure to speak with one of our experienced professionals who can help.

Starchitects: Architect Shortlist for SFMOMA's Expansion Goes for Heavy Hitters

Mon, 15 Mar 2010 17:34:09 -0600

[OMA's "The Interlace" in Singapore, Renzo's Jean-Marie Tjibaou Cultural Center in New Caledonia, and Steven Holl's Simmons Hall at MIT]

At one point, it seemed like the sky was the limit for the SFMOMA's planned 225,000 square foot expansion, a buildout that would house Don Fisher's extensive art collection. It turns out that going bold with a "strong architectural statement" meant going international — though we probably knew that all along. The "informal" process that the museum director described in December resulted in a shortlist of eight that includes worldwide heavyweights David Adjaye, Diller Scofidio + Renfro, Steven Holl, Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA), Snøhetta, and Renzo Piano. (The remaining two were unknown to our Deep Throat, though it appears from the looks of things that no locals made the cut — not to mention Mario Botta, architect of the current building.) Now, if the museum sticks to its game plan, the lucky finalists, who ostensibly didn't have to do anything to make the list, will be interviewed and invited to submit their designs.
· SFMOMA's Building a Fire Station to Make Up for Bulldozed One [Curbed SF]
· SFMOMA's Planned Expansion Is 5 to 6 Years Away... Perhaps! [Curbed SF]

On the Market: A 3-Bedroom Townhouse on Russian Hill's Ultra-Pedigreed Summit

Mon, 15 Mar 2010 16:37:14 -0600

This 3-bed, 2.5-bath luxury townhome on Russian Hill's "Summit" has been on the market now for a little over a week. The six-unit building's a new one, built in 1998, but the neighborhood itself is saturated with old money and architectural cred, if that's the kind of thing that floats your boat. Designs by Willis Polk, among others, abound — the website notes that "prominent California families invited distinguished architect (sic) to build their homes here." If the price doesn't do a good enough job of conveying pedigree — it's asking $2,895,000 — the HOA dues will, at $2,457 a month. Did you just gasp? Because that means this place is too rich for your blood.
· 1043 Vallejo [Website]

Largest Retail Real Estate Owners Control 1.1 Billion Square Feet

Mon, 15 Mar 2010 16:40:00 EDT

The top 10 owners of retail real estate in the United States control 1.13 billion square feet of space--down slightly from the 2007 peak of 1.16 billion square feet.

1600 Market: Envisioned Mixed-Use Redux (And Slight Reduction)

Mon, 15 Mar 2010 11:00:00 -0800

As a reader notes (and hopes), the proposed 1 Franklin development for which a building permit has been filed would rise directly across the street from the Stanley Saitowitz envisioned nine story 1600 Market, the site for which remains...

Real Estate Oscars: Best Score By A Property Owner

thefrontsteps — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:08:17 +0000

It’s a big red fire house….

Retail Receivership Opportunities Slow to Materialize

Tue, 09 Mar 2010 16:04:00 EDT

As commercial real estate distress continues to mount, dozens of retail real estate firms, including brokers, third-party managers and developers, are jockeying to get a piece of the business.

Inland Acquires $424M Portfolio from Joint Venture

Fri, 05 Mar 2010 12:45:00 EDT

Inland Real Estate Acquisitions Inc. completed a $424 million acquisition of 16 shopping centers containing 3.5 million square feet.

General Growth’s Reorganization Plan Seen as a Rebuke to Simon

Thu, 25 Feb 2010 15:08:00 EDT

If, as one real estate industry observer has noted, Simon Property Group has been trying to taunt General Growth Properties into coming up with a more attractive bankruptcy resolution plan than Simon’s acquisition offer, then General Growth has risen to the challenge.

A New Proposed San Francisco Skyscraper

mm@meredithmartin.com — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 14:16:06 -0700

More Condos May Be on the Rise in San Francisco's Financical District

Developers went in front of the Planning Commission Thursday to propose a 248-unit condo building located at 555 Washington St. The building would rise 430 feet next to the Transamerica Pyramid, in the heart of the financial district.

The Planning Commission came up one vote shy of derailing the condominium and failed to certify the environmental impact report, which is needed for the project to proceed.

Opponents claim that the development will require exemptions from several land uses that regulate everything from shadows and height to wind and parking which ultimately create a bad precedent.

But those in favor of the project say it would to a number of different things such as, provide much need housing, instill a new spark into the area, be built with an eco-friendly approaching, create jobs, and provide more open space.

The consideration of the development has now been delayed until March 18, when both the Planning Commission and the Recreation and Park Commission can attend the hearing jointly.

Released for Sale - Infinity Tower II Residences

mm@meredithmartin.com — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 14:18:44 -0700

Interested in buying in one of San Francisco's exclusive developments- the Infinity?

Well, after great success from the Infinity’s, first phase, Tower I. Developers decided to open the gates to buyers for the second phase, Tower II, April of last year, and are having the same sort of response. The tower features 285 new condominium residences designed by famed architect Bernardo Fort-Brescia. Competitive prices started in the mid $500,000’s, and San Francisco buyers have scooped them up. As of now only 9 units remain. Three-2 bedrooms/2 baths, and Six- 3 bedrooms/2 baths.

Rising 42 stories, Tower II offers unparalleled views of the San Francisco Bay and city. Tower II features modern one, two and three-bedroom homes — including four penthouses and six two-story homes. Located just one block from the Embarcadero waterfront in the vibrant SoMA neighborhood, the Infinity is in the heart of it all.

San Francisco's Painted Lady - For Sale

mm@meredithmartin.com — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 16:18:31 -0700

One of San Francisco's iconic Painted Ladies is up for sale.

After 35 years of ownership and an original price tag of $65,000, owner Michael Shannon had decided to downsize from his 4600 sq.ft. home, across from Alamo Square, on Postcard Row.

The home boosts four bedrooms, three and a half baths, plus a garden au pair apartment. It stands 1,000 square feet larger than the other, 'six sisters', according to Shannon, who has researched the history. The home was constructed as the personal residence of builder Matthew Kavanaugh, who owned all the adjacent lots to the south. After Kavanaugh finished his own place, he built the three matching houses at the far end on spec. When they sold for around $8,000 a piece, Kavanaugh finished the strip, in 1896.

Shannon has set a price tag, just shy of $4 million, at $3,999,000 for his property. He claims it's based on square footage and neighborhood comparables-which is none.

Even though the home has gained notoriety over the decades through films, tv shows, books, and articles. It's still going to take a discerning buyer to want to become apart of this special attraction.

Marin's Top Agent Has A New Look

Tue, 02 Feb 2010 20:29:12 -0700

It's big news when one of the top agents in SF or Marin real estate change their photo. As we all know, so many agents (especially the women) use photos from 20 years ago.

Miss Tracy McLaughlin, typically Marin's top agent, has apparently decided to start the new year off with a new look - We like! - The hair in front of the face definitely gives it a different look.

Thoughts???

The Ultimate Disclosure

Wed, 06 Jan 2010 13:23:27 -0700

A new autism study out today by UC Davis finds ten areas in California where autism seems to flourish...
Two of those areas, or clusters as they call them in the study, are located in the counties of San Francisco, Marin and San Mateo.

My vote, and the LA Times agrees is that it's probably more about education the environment, "In one respect, the results were not surprising because it has long been known that high-income, highly educated white parents are more likely to have their children diagnosed with autism and more likely to have them diagnosed at an early age."

Another factor is the father's age... If you've spent any time in Marin, you'll notice the average dad's age is a bit higher...

I'm not a doctor, not do I play one on TV, but if you're looking for more, head on over to Google news