234 Lisbon St, Excelsior

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1,315 square foot 2 bedroom 1.5 bath Craftsman built in 1913.

Market value is about $1 million.

Last sold for $415K in 2001.

Now valued at about $737 per square foot, Up from $315 per square foot in 2001. And an increase of 19% in just the last year.

c. 2001

A neighborhood getting hotter by the day!!

According to Business Insider, This little-known San Francisco neighborhood is suddenly one of the hottest housing markets in America — take a look...

The mostly residential neighborhood isn't on the way to anything.

You won't find startup offices or trendy restaurants in Excelsior. It's one of the last areas without a Starbucks.

But with the median home sales price topping $1.5 million in San Francisco, prospective homebuyers are giving Excelsior — an enclave for the working class — a second glance.

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533 Lisbon St, Excelsior

1,100 square foot Edwardian cottage on a 2,495 square foot lot, built in 1912. Currently valued at about $930K.

For the 2016-2017 tax year the City and County of San Francisco has assessed this property at $40K. Property taxes are $472 for the year.

Longtime owner definitely a Prop 13 (1978) beneficiary.

The white door and the much less than period perfect (hideous really) 70s style retro windows are a distraction.

No. 533 is 4th from left

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512 Lisbon St, Excelsior

1,210 square foot larger-than-it-looks shingled view cottage on a 2,500 square foot lot built in 1910.

Last sold for $295K in 1999. Currently valued at about $1 million or about $853 per sq ft.

The View From Lisbon St
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