- Almost done: The new bus stop and bulbout on Castro and 24th [@Scott_Wiener]
- And a couple of videos of the crosswalk installation [@sfpublicworks, @theoverheadwire ]
- Time travel: Classic Corvette on Church Street [tfaccone]
- "Stunning" [@iamvivita]
- Eviction specialist and Noe Valley landlord from hell being sued by City [SF Gate]
- Scott Wiener on the mission moratorium defeat and where we go from here [SF Examiner]
- SF’s median rent is not $4225 (but it’s still really high) [SocketSite]
- Is the Noe/Mission/Castro TrashDay fake/real startup a sign of the
apocalypsebubble? [MarketWatch] - Does anyone know the history of the Noe Valley Red Light District? [@jlassen]
- The June issue of the Noe Valley Voice is out [NVV]
- Noe Valley SummerFest is coming Saturday June 20 from 11-5 [NoeValleySummerfest]
- Noe Valley – the t-shirt [Etsy]
Showing posts with label street design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label street design. Show all posts
June 6, 2015
This Week In Noe Valley: Wider Sidewalks, Landlord From Hell, And A Sign Of The Bubble
May 19, 2009
Open House Report: 465 Hoffman

It's too late to make the free lunch at today's open house at 465 Hoffman, but @kellyswervegirl sent this report from today's open house: "It's 12:45 pm and I just walked through the place. Stunning, ultra modern inside. Light is just lovely throughout. Yard is concrete & beach sand. Of all bizarre and random finishings to be missing, none of the bathrooms have toilet roll holders. Lots of agents there so far and presumably potential buyers on their way."
We're going to go ahead and guess that "presumably" = "hopefully people will still spend $4M to live in Noe Valley." Thanks for the report, Kelly!
[465 Hoffman - $3.9M]
[NVSF: Hot Properties: The $5M Club]
February 23, 2009
Community Workshop: Cesar Chavez Street Design

Not Noe Valley per se, but since it's one of the main arteries to and from the 'hood it's worth highlighting that tomorrow night is the last of 3 community workshops soliciting ideas and concerns from area residents related to proposed changes on Cesar Chavez between Highway 101 and Guerrero St.
We'd like to invite you to the third community design workshop for Cesar Chavez Street. At the first meeting last summer we discussed shared priorities and goals. At our next workshop this past fall we looked at and chose a preferred design option based on those shared priorities and goals. At this third workshop, we will look at and discuss illustrations showing the preferred design, block by block, from Hampshire Street to Guerrero Street. This will be the final workshop in the series.
Please come and share your opinions. There is background material, including summaries of past workshops, available for download at http://cesarchavez.sfplanning.org.
What: Cesar Chavez Community Workshop
When: Tuesday, February 24 at 6:30pm
Where: Leonard Flynn Elementary School
3125 Cesar Chavez Street at Harrison
[SFGov: Cesar Chavez Street Design]
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