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Passive homes actively sell for $4 million plus

Final results are in for experiment in German efficiency. San Francisco buyers seem to like energy-neutral homes...but maybe not more than similar places in the same neighborhoods.

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Real estate firm tries to rebrand Tenderloin “Union Square West” (again)

Is the Tenderloin really as "gentrification proof" as its reputation? And would this name ever possibly catch on even if it wasn’t?

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Curbed Comparisons: What $2,350/month rents you in SF

Can’t go home again? We’ve got five more for you, from North Beach to SoMa, from Pac Heights to the Castro.

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Under $700K Club: Sunset fixer v Candlestick condo

Buying on a budget means making choices: New or old? Bigger or smaller? Old neighborhood or up and comer? Fixer or ready-to-go out of the box?

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East Bay fault more powerful than ever imagined

The muddy San Pablo Bay has been hiding a secret all of these years, and it's not good news for the Bay Area. This isn't the time to panic--but it is time to plan.

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The big reveal: An 1870s Victorian farmhouse finally shines

After years of preparation, hard work, and sheer determination, Mark Goff and Philip Engel are (nearly) finished renovating their dreamy 1870s Victorian farmhouse.

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Gorgeous, weird Berkeley warehouse asks $799K

The ideal if unlikely lovechild of Berkeley hills style and an old industrial frame.

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Last of the Light House asks $6.14 million

Recently a $28,000/month rental (!), the final unit in the converted but preserved 101-year-old church is finally looking for a permanent resident, for a slightly diminished price compared to its immediate neighbors.

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Millennium promises new building goes to bedrock

Previously recalcitrant for fear that changing their favored foundation design would be seen as an admission of error, the developer finally gave in to community pressure and promised that the 40-plus story building on Mission will hit rock bottom.

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A 760-acre Scottish island is the best way to spend $2.4M

Off-grid in the Summer Isles

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Breaking: We are moving to Mars

See you guys there.

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Ask Flipped: Why do these twin girls keep showing up in the hallway of my hotel?

And do I really have to “come play with [them]”?

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$32M Texas mansion has waterpark, in-ground trampoline in backyard

It’s the mullet of mansions: business in the front, party in the back.

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Map: Every million dollar one-bed home in SF

What strange days are we living in when dozens of single bedroom homes in San Francisco break seven figures? And what are they all full of that breaks the bank, if not bedrooms?

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More than 42,000 new homes on the way...by 2042

Almost all construction approved but yet to begin resides in a handful of huge, ambitious mixed-use projects in underdeveloped areas like Treasure Island, which stretches the timeline for many of those units out by a few decades.

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Under $700K Club: Shipyard mini-flip asks $575,000

Ship-shape Shipyard home first sold almost exactly a year ago for a tiny bit more than $500K and now returns asking a slightly less tiny bit more than that, making it a rare two-time candidate for the Under $700K Club.

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Parisian-style penthouse asks $1.69 million

Nob Hill goes for a continental vibe in one of its old Belle Epoque buildings, but different owners have rather remarkably different ideas about what was quite so belle about that particular epoque, as the penthouse reveals.

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Airbnb pulls plug on multi-listing hosts

In an olive branch to the city, the site will now implement a one host, one home rule starting in November, which could remove at least 1,450 listings in the city. Will it satisfy lawmakers out to blunt the site's impact on city housing?

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CCSF leases Gough Street land for housing

It's a lesson in city planning efficiency, as the 46,000 square foot lot just off of Gough Street that has hitherto held only admin buildings will become hundreds of new housing units in a deal that yields $11.5 million for the cash-strapped school.

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Call for submissions! See your home featured on Curbed

Effective immediately, we're looking for volunteers with offbeat, curious, or just refreshingly cozy dwellings to invite us into their homes for a tour and a photo shoot. (Unique decor and wild collections a plus!)

Curbed Comparisons: What $5,200/month rents in SF

San Francisco is getting bigger every day, so which part of it do you want for yourself? We're lining up five homes-to-be, from Buena Vista down to Glen Park.

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City talks subway to Bayview, Mission Bay, Wharf

Tentative subway proposals suggest tripling the present tunnel network. Yeah, thinks might be getting nuts around here pretty soon, if only we cross our fingers hard enough for funding to materialize.

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Artists paint Salesforce as it becomes tallest

Right around the same time that Salesforce Tower became the tallest building in San Francisco, some local artists put easel to sidewalk to commemorate the moment in their signature, dreamy style.

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Old school Four Seasons condo asks $6.45 million

Normally this kind of place costs you $14,000/night, so in an odd way this qualifies as a bargain. In case you're the sort who counts your pennies when spending six and a half million.

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SF really, really wants Geary, Van Ness subway

SFMTA asked us to submit our ideal subway maps, and now the people have spoken. By and large, they said the same thing they have for decades: The Geary line needs some light rail relief, as do so many other overtaxed Muni corridors.

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Slightly adorable Oakland spec house asks $899K

A hot mess of a '20s bungalow on this spot has given way to a much larger and more modern home (for more than twice the price) that somehow still retains a kind of petite charm despite its dimensions.

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Archive photos of Loma Prieta ruins outside SF

A local disaster is, sadly, not always as local as we might like for it to be. A look at the USGS archive shows us how the landscape changed all over the Bay Area.

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Presidio pours buckets of endangered bugs in lake

In a tale fit for the Old Testament, the Presidio rescued the last of a hyper rare San Francisco insect population before the waves smash them into extinction, then transplanted them to a nearby lakeside promised land.

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Drone app makes scary 3D models of SF in flight

One flight at a time, hovering eyes in the sky are mapping out not just our streets but the height of our buildings and the altitude of our aerial obstructions. The resulting models are neat, although a drone's version of the city is a shady place.

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Here’s San Francisco’s new most expensive home

This three-family building turned one-family mansion has been chomping at the bit since May to stand out, and now that its biggest competition has retired and/or vanished, suddenly it's taken the lead.

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Vacant land in San Francisco costs $10 million

We've heard of making the most of your potential, but this might be getting out of hand.

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SF’s most expensive home sells for $6 million less

Once an ornate mansion, a former mayor turned the villa on Vallejo Street into an apartment building. When a new buyer changed it back to its original SFR use with a contemporary renovation, it became one of the priciest homes in SF history.

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They're blowing up part of the Bay Bridge Saturday

Don't worry, it's one of the bits we're not using anymore. But it will stop traffic for a while, which to be fair is the least you can expect when blowing up any part of a major engineering feat.

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High & Low: The most and least expensive homes sold in SF

A Presidio knockout knocks it out of the park, and the Tenderloin divides a smalls pace into a tidy sale.

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See the new BART cars this weekend

Test cars will be open to the public for the first time. Yes, autographs are appropriate.

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