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From the Management: The Curbed SF Newsletter Hopes You Have a Great Day

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Hopes and Dreams for 715 Commercial - <b>Real Estate</b> Sold - Curbed SF

× Like us and you'll find top breaking news in your Facebook newsfeed. Sign up for our daily email newsletter and get top stories and breaking news delivered to your inbox. Monday, January 24, 2011, by Sally Kuchar

We're happy to report that 715 Commercial, aka Our Most Hideous of 2010, recently sold for $640,000. It was asking $679,000 for a "single-family home with four bedrooms and one bathroom" when we checked in back in September of 2010. The listing agent's right, this is an "incredible investment opportunity." Mostly because not a pinch of the interior is salvageable. No word yet on what's planned for the stack of bricks, but we sincerely hope that the pigeon infestation is the first problem the lucky buyer tackles. Invite us to the property warming party, won't you? We promise to bring along a Home Depot gift certificate.
· Hell Hath No Fury Like a Building Scorned [Curbed SF]
· Our Most Hideous of 2010 [Curbed SF]
· 715 Commercial [Redfin]

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