A Busy Week for Condo Buildings

After we started blogging (decades ago!) we (Matt) decided that trying to update more sites would be a good idea. When we re-launched our website, we finally took the step of closing our other website that was focused purely around modern condos – SFmoderncondos. When we integrated all of our pages from that site into jacksonfuller, we were left with a collection of condo buildings that made sense at the time (sfmoderncondos was focused on 6 neighborhoods and buildings built after 2000) but didn’t make sense in the context of a complete San Francisco real estate website.

We’ve added lots of building pages, and while we launched with over 100 dedicated condo building pages with recent sold and current homes for sale, as well as info about building size, amenities and other relevant info to buyers and sellers. With the additional buildings we’ve added in June so far, we are now at over 200 condo building pages that cover all of San Francisco. They are a great complement to the 90+ San Francisco neighborhood pages we’ve created as well, each with their own dynamic market stats page.

New Pages Added in June on jacksonfuller.com

1 Daniel Burnham Built in 1988, Daniel Burnham Court is home to 245 residences at 1 Daniel Burnham in the Van Ness Avenue Corridor. Notable features of the building include a fitness center with a sauna, rooftop heate...

1152 Potrero Ave. Built in 1907 and extensively renovated in 2018, 1152 Potrero is home to three residences in the Mission District. Notable features of the building include a very sleek, modern design and a host of to...

200 Dolores St. “Open floor plans in the historic Mission Dolores.” – Matt Built in 2013, this mid-rise building is home to 13 residences at 200 Dolores St. in the Mission Dolores neighborhood of San Francisco....

2600 18th St. Built in 1999, 2600 18th St. is home to 24 residences in the Mission District. Notable features of the building include floor-to-ceiling windows and easy access to dining and bars. Home sizes at 2600 ...

Diamond Heights Village Built in 1972, Diamond Heights Village is home to 396 residences at the top of the Diamond Heights neighborhood. Notable features of the building include the landscaped grounds and clubhouse with outd...

Marina Chateau | 2701 Van Ness Built in 1929, Marina Chateau is home to 65 residences at 2701 Van Ness in the Cow Hollow neighborhood. Russian Hill, Fort Mason and the Maritime National Historic Park are nearby. Notable features of...

Marquee Lofts | 151 Alice B. Toklas Originally built in 1920 as a Cadillac dealership, the Marquee Lofts building in the Van Ness Avenue Corridor was converted to residential use in 1998. Located at 151 Alice B Toklas, the Marquee Lofts...

Ocean Beach Condos | La Playa St. Built in 1982 and 1983, Ocean Beach is home to 160 residences at 825, 855 and 875 La Playa St. in the Outer Richmond district of San Francisco. Located directly across from Ocean Beach and a block awa...

Pacific Heights Towers | 2200 Sacramento Built in 1964, Pacific Heights Towers is home to 127 residences in the Pacific Heights neighborhood. Located at 2200 Sacramento Street, Pacific Heights Towers is across the street from Lafayette Park....

Pacific Place | 1701 Jackson | 1800 Washington Built in 2001, Pacific Place at 1701 Jackson and 1800 Washington is home to 152 residences. Located in the Pacific Heights neighborhood, the development has two towers and spans a block of Van Ness fr...

Ritz Carlton Residences The Ritz-Carlton Club and Residences is located at 690 Market St. in the Downtown area of San Francisco. The 312-foot luxury residential skyscraper sits behind the facade of the De Young building, als...

The Sutterfield | 1483 Sutter Built in 1993, The Sutterfield is home to 165 residences at 1483 Sutter in the Van Ness Corridor. Notable features in the building include a very convenient location with easy access to transit option...

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We aren’t done yet, though! We’ve got more condo building pages under construction and will be adding even more to our curated collection in the coming weeks and months.

And as long as I’m talking up what’s been happening around here in June, check out our latest podcast which is about the May real estate market here in San Francisco. Supply remains constrained, buying remains a challenging experience (although we do our best around here to make it more enjoyable), and prices are in a holding pattern. We hope you’ll take a listen to the podcast and leave us a five-star review on your favorite podcast source.