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Herth Continues to Give Back to Our Community!
Friday, October 15th, 2010 at 5:02pm. 398 Views, 0 Comments.
Invested in Supporting Our Vibrant Community
Herth Real Estate has a tradition of giving back to the community and has started a volunteering program to continue our efforts to give back to our vibrant community. With the Castro Community Business District, Herth agents Emery Bushong & Pat Patricelli have donated their time and efforts to clean the park at the Harvey Milk Plaza on Castro and Market Streets. This community project will be on going and happening twice a month. Please contact us if you would like to volunteer.
Moving a Landmark: How the Famed Hamilton Building Is Making a Comeback
Wednesday, October 13th, 2010 at 10:31am. 1173 Views, 0 Comments.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwire - October 12, 2010) - The historic 21 story high-rise Hamilton Building (located at 631 O'Farrell Street in San Francisco) has moved from the Tenderloin to Downtown. No, this was not a feat of mechanics or even a clever act of illusion -- the change happened more subtly than that. In fact, the San Francisco Association of Realtors renamed the ground the Hamilton building stands on, carving a new sub-district aptly named "Downtown" out of the surrounding Tenderloin neighborhood.
But that's not the only improvement to this historic building. Recently a 20-year long project to remove the "modernization" incurred in the 1960s (as part of converting the once grand hotel into apartment units) has returned the Hamilton to its…
No Buyers? Not In This Case. Recent Sale In Cow Hollow Brings Them Out!
Wednesday, September 29th, 2010 at 6:08pm. 400 Views, 0 Comments.
Carolyn Goeldner, a real estate broker with Herth Real Estate in San Francisco, recently
represented her client in selling a condominium at 1988 Greenwich Street. The property,
located in the highly desirable Cow Hollow neighborhood of San Francisco, was listed
for $879,000 and just closed escrow in early September selling for well over one million
dollars. There were over 20 offers on the property and the property sold after 14 days on
the market.
Carolyn Goeldner attributes the overwhelmingly positive buyer response for the property
to the resiliency of the San Francisco real estate market during economic downturns.
She had this to say about her experience selling this property. “San Francisco is really
quite unique from many other parts of the Bay Area in…