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New to the Market: 1826-1832A Mason Street Has Arrived After Some Serious Nipping and Tucking

× 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, May 2, 2011, by Sally Kuchar Five units at 1826-1832A Mason have just landed on the market. They're all TIC properties, with prices ranging from $499K to $1.195M. There are roof decks, views, and sexy kitchens. Let's take a look around. The fourth floor unit is the most grand. It's a 2-bed, 2.5-bath unit with seventeen, count that seventeen, skylights. It's got a huge (huge!) roof deck with BBQ and views galore. It's asking $1,195,000. The are two units in the front of the second and third floor. They both have very similar floorplans to the unit on the fourth floor, so we'll spare you photo overlaps. The gallery above shows the major differences (kitchen layout, etc). The second floor unit is a 2-bed, 2.5-bath TIC with a view of Coit Tower. It's asking $850,000. The third floor unit has the same specs, but is asking $895,000. There's a 2-bed. 2.5-bath unit in the back of the 2nd and third floor that has three patios and a roof deck. It too has killer views. Asking $1,050,000. Last but certainly not least is the 1-bed, 1-bath garden unit. Look! It has it's own gate and everything. And at $499,000, it's the newest edition to our Under 500K Club.
· 1826 Mason [Master Builders]

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34th Americas Cup Race: The People Plan: Getting Serious About Those 200K Visitors

× 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. Friday, April 1, 2011, by Philip Ferrato

Americas Cup Viewing Areas (click on the image to open in a new window)
[Credit: Americas Cup]

What to do with 200,000 people in one weekend? Aside from stocking up on toilet paper, it's important to figure out how you're going to move them around, and the city's doing just that with the People Plan, released yesterday amidst much fanfare at Justin Herman Plaza. And as expected, the plan is ambitious, starting with the press release headline:

Draft Plan Seeks Further Public & Stakeholder Input, Aims to Create Most Transit, Bicycle and Pedestrian-Friendly Major International Sporting Event in History

The plan's not especially radical and focuses on the next two years. In the short-term, the project's been divided into four areas:
? Transit options will be "robust"
? Bicycles to take advantage of the flat Embarcadero and North Waterfront
? Feet- you'll need them for the "Natural Pedestrian Corridors"
? Cars? Not bloody likely. Probably not north of Market or south of Fort Point

Of course, there's the long-term, some of which is in the pipeline: the Jefferson Street project to re-invent FIsherman's Wharf, the expansion of the F to the Marina (now under Federal review, EIR's in the mail) and the Laguna-to-Lyon Streets improvements to Marina Green, the Masonic Street corridor into the Presidio.

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[Credit: Americas Cup]

Presumably the GGNRA and the Presidio Trusts have their own fish to fry. Will the Presidio finally get its hotel? Will the Golden Gate Bridge close to cars for the final race? No mention of Treasure Island as a viewing area.

The Plan recognizes some serious issues, the most pressing, of course, is getting everything ready in time. There will probably be auto permitting for residents and vendors near the viewing areas so they can get around street closures. There will be permitting for spectator boats. It mentions the potentially unwelcome tour buses. We imagine there will be a discreet overlay of VIP transit- it's a sponsored event, after all- and there must have been something about handicapped access but we missed it. Seriously, we suggest you read it. It's your civic duty. There's no doubt the next two years will be transformative, and the city's accepting input via americascup@sfgov.org. And of course, you're welcome to comment below.
· Mayor Lee, Supervisors and SFMTA announce People Plan [Americas Cup]
· People Plan (PDF) [Americas Cup]

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