SF: Listings that Belie The Bubble

                          We’ve heard SF, or at least parts, are bubble-pop resistant, no matter what goes on in the rest of the country. Here are a few listings with that in mind. Featured today on Socketsite ,   3373 22nd St. is a restored home (really restored- the former version was a complete disaster) recently listed at 2,095,000 (purchased, in disrepair at $920K in 2005). The interior and exterior show beautiful make-overs, and you can assume– hopefully– the major systems have also been repaired/replaced. Still, is almost 3 million a lot for a 4/3 which, despite optimistic map reading, is more Mission than Noe? Meanwhile, San Francisco Schtuff tells the tale of 752 Carolina St., a 5/3 SFH which at $3 million is the highest price tag ever commanded in Portero: and it sold in just 9 days. Inspired maybe by their neighbors’ luck, sellers at 695 Arkansas St. also listed their 3/3 SFH for $3 mill. Co...