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Article Discusses Changes Represented by The Infinity and Hills Plaza

May 20th, 2008 · No Comments

John King has a nice article in today’s San Francisco Chronicle that focuses on how The Infinity and Hills Plaza represent changing lifestyle demands for living and working in San Francisco.

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Chatter on the Blogs About the Infinity’s Penthouse Unit 37B

May 19th, 2008 · No Comments

Damion Matthews provides a look into Infinity’s Penthouse Unit 37B on his blog SFLuxe.com. Thanks for sharing the photos, Damion!
Piggybacking on Damion’s blog entry are Socketsite and Curbed SF (and now my blog, RinconHillSF.org). Probably the wisest comment I’ve read is that folks should probably consider cultural differences before firing off their disdain [...]

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One Rincon Hill Spring 2008 Newsletter

May 5th, 2008 · No Comments

The One Rincon Hill Spring 2008 newsletter was recently released. We all can access it online at www.onerinconhill.com/newsletterspring2008/newsletterspring2008.asp.
As an aside, Baycrest Towers residents (just down the hill from One Rincon Hill) can check out their Association’s newsletter online at www.SFBayCrestView.com.
If there are other Rincon Hill neighborhood buildings’ newsletters available online, please email me if [...]

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535 Mission Development Plans

March 28th, 2008 · No Comments

I read about this on real estate blog SocketSite today - the plans to move forward this spring to develop an office building to replace a surface parking lot at 535 Mission Street in the Rincon Hill neighborhood. From the Simon & Associates web site ….

535 Mission Street in San Francisco is a LEED [...]

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San Francisco Chronicle Article about One Rincon Residents Moving Into Their New Home

March 7th, 2008 · 2 Comments

There was a nice article about the urban pioneers who moved into One Rincon Hill over the past month. If you do not receive the print edition of the paper (something I highly recommend), you can read the article online.
Don’t bother looking at the Comments to the article unless you want to read the stereotypes [...]

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