Monthly Archives: October 2014

The mansion sits at the crest of Belvedere Island. Click a photo for a slideshow. That’s the Golden Gate Bridge as seen from the master suite’s sitting room. San Francisco’s skyline as seen from the pool. Click a photo for … Continue reading →

Real estate markets run in cycles, and right now our regional market is soaring. While the national median price for a home is just over $200,000, the median price paid for a home in the nine-county Bay Area last month … Continue reading →

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This month New York’s Rockefeller Group that owned One Market Plaza, sold 50 Beale Street, a 660,000-square-foot skyscraper south of Market, to New York’s Paramount Group for $395 million. In the same week, Columbia Property Trust of Atlanta, which owns … Continue reading →

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