San Francisco Real Estate - Janice Lee

JUST LISTED! 66 Cleary Court #1202, San Francisco Offered at $1,098,000! OPEN HOUSE: Sunday 4/23 2-4 PM Make this elegant, spacious and immaculate 12th floor condominium your San Francisco trophy home. Floor to ceiling windows bring spectacular city views and lots of natural light to every room. This iconic Eichler luxury high rise is built on solid bedrock.

Stunning Top Floor, remodeled one bedroom one bath luxurious unit overlooking the mountain greenery. Renovated kitchen features sleek European cabinetry, quartz counters and stainless steel stove, microwave hood, dishwasher and Samsung fridge. Open living room with high ceilings and dining room with direct access to patio deck. Stylish double sink, oversized mirrored medicine cabinets and beautiful travertine flooring in bathroom. High end carpet, designer paint colors, LED track lighting and fixtures, a crystal chandelier and In-unit Washer/Dryer complete the condo. 2 car deeded parking, guest parking and clubhouse. Close to all the conveniences for a comfortable lifestyle with easy access to shopping, restaurants and public transportation.1010 San Antonio Cir Unit 324 is near Mission Hills Park, Frankfort Park and Arden Park. Low Hoa dues! Open remodeled European cabinetry with quartz counters Modern double sink and mirrored medicine cabinet and gorgeous tilewor...

 New Listing coming soon  2 bedroom 2 bath condo in Sunset District.

I have a new condo coming up in Telegraph Hill on Union / Grant. The location is A+++. It's a one bedroom condo with no parking in a small building. Approx 600sqft. Can be used as a two bedroom with a separate cozy living room and sitting area in the kitchen. Asking is $599,000! Let me know if you are interested in seeing it.

Gold and fixed income investments hold no appeal for billionaire Nathan “Natie” Kirsh, the owner of Jetro Holdings Inc. Real estate is more attractive, although you have to choose carefully. And if you want to invest in art, Kirsh says, you need an expert, Bloomberg Markets magazine will report in its August issue. Real estate has undergone a multi-decade shift, according to Kirsh. Retailers’ locations are less attractive than they used to be, he says, as Internet sales undermine brick-and-mortar businesses. The 81-year-old, who is worth $5.6 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, knows the retail industry well. His largest holding, Brooklyn, New York-based Jetro, sells groceries and supplies to restaurants and bodegas. Commercial, industrial and residential real estate is stronger, says Kirsh, a South African citizen who owns apartments in New York, London and Johannesburg. The following are excerpts from a June 5 interview conducted at Kirsh’s apartment on Cent...

851 Van Ness Ave #106, San Francisco, CA 94109 MLS #400077   851 Van Ness #106 is a beautiful 2 bedroom 2 bath model unit in the heart of Civic Center with city views and courtyard gardens.  This bright condo features an open living room with gas fireplace and dining area. The kitchen is equipped with granite countertops, under-cabinet lighting, stainless steel refrigerator, gas stove, microwave and dishwasher.  The master bedroom has a sitting area, private balcony and designer walk-in closet. Granite vanity and marble surrounds the bathroom floors and tub. The second bedroom and bath are located on the opposite side of the unit.  Oversized windows, in unit W/D, elevator, deeded parking complete this residence. With a Walk Score of 98, 851 Van Ness is blocks away from Davies Symphony Hall, Opera House, Hayes Valley, shops and restaurants! 2 bedroom 2 baths Open floor plan with gas fireplace Remodeled kitchen with granite counters, stainl...

I just listed 2261 Bush #1, a beautiful two bedroom condo in Lower Pacific Heights steps to vibrant Fillmore Street restaurants and shops. Please see www.2261BushStreet1.com for more information. Janice Lee International President’s Circle Top Producer, Realtor TRI Coldwell Banker Previews International 415-832-9151 JaniceFLee@Gmail.com www.JaniceLeeHomes.com DRE #01720205

The much-anticipated Facebook initial public offering took place on Friday morning, raising as much as $18.4 billion – the biggest Internet IPO in U.S. history and the third largest IPO of any kind.  The $38 per share IPO opened their premier NASDAQ day of trading at $42.05, valuing the company at more than $100 billion. It jumped up to $45 on early trading, eased back to about $41, and as more steam escaped, closed the first day of trading just a mere 0.61% above the IPO opening value, at $38.23.    Analysts are saying that a few factors contributed to the lackluster close not being near the conservatively anticipated 10% to 20% gain on opening day (some had predicted as great as 50% – recall that LinkedIn doubled on their opening day of trading).  Among the factors causing a disappointing close – the move by investment bankers to increase the offering price to $38 a share, and to expand the size of the offering by 25%, just a day before the IPO....