What’s Shaking At The Infinity? Listings, Sales, Etc.

Michael LaPeter — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 21:19:59 +0000

Here’s a quick snapshot for all those interested in condos at the Infinity in San Francisco. We’re not allowed to publicly post sales prices, unfortunately, so email me at michael -at- resonantproperties.com and I’ll email them to you (I will only send one email, I won’t add you to any list).

Without further ado:

Active 06/12/09 $545,000 103 days on market 338 Spear St #8G San Francisco 9 – H 1 bed 1 bath 650 square feet

Active 08/31/09 $789,000 23 days on market 333 Main #7B San Francisco 9 – H 2 bed 2 bath 1113 square feet

Active 08/26/09 $1,550,000 28 days on market 338 Spear St #22B San Francisco 9 – H 2 bed 2 bath 1322 square feet

Act. Cont. 08/30/09 $749,000 273 days on market 301 Main St #9E San Francisco 9 – H 2 bed 2 bath

Pending 09/16/09 $840,000 56 days on market 301 Main St #19A San Francisco 9 – H 2 bed 2 bath 1156 square feet

Sold 06/11/09 $ email 3 days on market 301 Main St #15C San Francisco 9 – H 1 bed 1 bath

Sold 08/13/09 $ email 71 301 Main St #30F San Francisco 9 – H 2 2 1309

Arterra Reminds Us: Only 4 Months Left for 2009 First Time Home Buyer Credit

Michael LaPeter — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 21:37:55 +0000

From a recent email sent by Arterra, a new development in Mission Bay:

Hurry in, $8,000 Federal Tax Credit expiring soon!

If you missed out on California’s $10,000 tax credit, don’t miss the $8,000 federal first-time buyer tax credit too! Time is winding down and the program ends in just four short months. This means buyers need to be CLOSED on their homes by November 30th, 2009 in order to receive the tax break.

With prices starting from the $500,000s, Arterra offers outstanding value, and many homes offer city and water views. Officially the first LEED-Silver certified high rise in the City, Arterra features many unique green and sustainable attributes and is a great example of how sustainability does not have to come at the expense of amenities and value.

Arterra LEED-Silver attributes include:

Increased use of recycled materials

Innovative uses for end of lifecycle resources

Increased diversion of waste to landfills

Sod-covered “living” rooftops to help reduce heating and cooling costs

Renewable materials in the building’s public spaces

Energy Star appliances in every home

Building exterior covered in Trespa, a material made from end of lifecycle recycled materials

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What’s Shaking At The Infinity? Listings, Sales, Etc.

Arterra Reminds Us: Only 4 Months Left for 2009 First Time Home Buyer Credit