New Street Names Map Reveals San Francisco’s Hidden and Iconic History

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                  Pop quiz hotshot: who is Van Ness Avenue named after? What about Mt. Davidson? If you answered “probably two guys named Van Ness and Davidson,” you’re not technically incorrect, but it might behoove you to learn a bit more San Francisco history. Luckily, web developer and… Read More »

Every Association Needs Election Rules, But Why? (via ECHO)

Executive Council of Homeowners – April 26, 2013 by Tyler Coffin Every Association Needs Election Rules, But Why? Even though the elections law (Civil Code sections 1363.03, 1363.04 and 1363.09) went into effect well over six years ago (July 2006), we still frequently come across associations without election rules in place. We often hear that… Read More »

What to Eat @ AT&T Park, Home of the Giants

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There’s no need to settle for a mediocre hot dog or an $8 Bud Light at AT&T Park. In keeping with SF’s foodie Mecca status, the Giants’ home club is generally considered to have some of the best stadium concessions in the country. While purists can still secure their peanuts and Cracker Jack, the food-savvy… Read More »

SAVE THE DATE: Claude Gruen, Ph.D. @ Commonwealth Club of California, Tuesday, 4/9/13

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New Urban Development: Looking Back to See Forward Highly respected national and international economist and consultant, Claude Gruen, Ph.D., will describe policies that create incentives for environmentally sound land stewardship and encourage economic growth. His research and findings present a pivotal discussion on how we can help the environment while simultaneously growing our economy. The… Read More »

What’s in a Street Name?

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You may have noticed that many of Hayes Valley’s thoroughfares have names based on a botanical theme; there’s Birch, Grove, Ivy, Linden, Hickory, Oak, Lily, and Rose. But what are the stories behind the rest? We did some digging to fill in the gaps. As it turns out, the majority of our streets were named… Read More »

Bravo TV’s “Million Dollar Listing” To Film at CitiScape-managed Property!

We’re famous! Well, sort of. Bravo TV, the tv network powerhouse known for mega-hit reality shows such as “Real Housewives”, “Rachel Zoe Project” and “The Million Dollar Matchmaker” are heading to CitiScape-managed property SOMA Grand to film the new season of “Million Dollar Listing”, which will be called “Million Dollar Listing – San Francisco“. We… Read More »

Lucky 13!

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The San Francisco Business Times has just come out with the 2013 Book of Lists, and has us at #13 with a bullet! 2013 is going to be a great year, folks!

Have a Safe & Happy Holiday Season

Break-ins, thefts, vandalism and overall desperation is running rampant given our economic climate and with the holiday season upon us, crimes have increased. Don’t fall victim to crimes of opportunity – please see below for a list of precautionary measures to safeguard you and what’s yours. All owners and residents can assist in safeguarding garages/buildings… Read More »

RUN. HIDE. FIGHT. Surviving an Active Shooter Event

RUN. HIDE. FIGHT. Surviving an Active Shooter Event from Jen LaClaire on Vimeo.

Hilarious: 32 Signs You’re Living In A Hipster Apartment (via Refinery29)

By Connie Wang, Leila Brillson, Designed by Ammiel Mendoza View Fullscreen View Slideshow Sure, every home has a bed and a couch, and probably also that Ikea LACK coffee table (even if it has been demoted to holding last-season’s shoes in that hidden-away corner)…but, who would have guessed that there would come a day when… Read More »