News from, about and for Noe Valley from around the interwebs:
- Noe Valley's next teardown flip thwarted [Socketsite]
- SFMTA is moving the historic F line Muni cars off J Church tracks [SFMTA]
- Noe Valley realtor Lamisse Droubi sells her local home for $7.5 million (a record $3386 per square foot) [Curbed]
- Avg. $ per sq. foot of houses in Noe Valley, SF = $1188 Avg. $ per sq. foot of brand new 16GB iPad Air = $1160 [@bcrypt]
- Thanks to Yo, Noe Valley house prices will go up another notch [@nszombie]
- Cyclist who hit jaywalker on 24th St aquitted [KTVU]
- Richard May won the Noe Valley Garden Tour raffle [Stephanie Johnson SF]
- … and the Garden Tour raised money for the 22nd St Jungle Stairs [Jungle Stairs]
- Real estate agents in SF have lost their minds – and other wisdom from a seller [Left Coast Cowboys]
- The NV Library was part of a Carnegie gift to the city (and it was built for just $37,499) [Loud Latin Laughing]
- Kif Bender, the local 13-year old singer-songwriter and guitarist will be at the SF Free Folk Festival [SF Gate]
- Lola is the textile queen of Noe Valley [Racked]
- Scott Wiener's latest newsletter [Scott Wiener]
- Few challenging Scott Wiener for the District 8 Supes seat [Bay Area Reporter]
- Noeteca is Bernal Heights' best brunch spot? [Thrillist]
- Philz: Put away your phone before ordering your coffee [willolovesyou]
- Spotted: Noe Valley’s Banksy [cms100]
- We need one of these at the top of Sanchez [Bold Italic]
- Nailed it! [@TheRealWWBTC]
Does anyone know why Cesar Chavez Street is being torn up again on both sides at Guerrero St.? It seems like a big waste of our taxes given they just finished years of redoing that major street. This is on top of the traffic headaches it causes.
ReplyDeleteI don't know, but sometimes I think the city and state and federal government has Soooo much extra money to spend they just throw it wherever they can, they are replacing curb cuts where they did it just a couple years ago, It is ridiculous.
ReplyDeleteI thought California was almost broke. The streets are a disaster; pot holes, ruts, temporary construction covers and barriers, doest leave a very good impression. Kind of looks like the suburbs in Iraq's war torn neighborhoods.
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