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Featured Building: 324 Larkin
324 Larkin commands a special place in San Francisco’s rich, storied history as a center for the LGBTQ community. In 1978, the rainbow flag – the now-iconic symbol of LGBTQ pride, created and sewed by activist Gilbert Baker – entered the public consciousness when it flew prominently in front of City Hall, replacing two of the usual flags. Legend has it that the covert operation, which took place under cover of darkness, was headquartered in the basement at nearby 324 Larkin.
In 1992, Bill Jones – the first single (and gay) man in California to adopt a child, in 1969, and an LGBTQ civil rights activist – purchased 324 Larkin from its previous owners. At the time, the area around City Hall was undergoing considerable change. Already a fixture in the news as the seat of San Francisco government, the neighborhood was receiving extra attention from media and tourists for construction at the Asian Art Museum and new main branch of the San Francisco Public Library.
Featured Property: 737 Pine
Mediterranean Style Meets Modern Convenience
Inside your apartment, you’ll find spacious, modern living areas and a kitchen equipped with stainless steel appliances.
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Craigslist Scams to Avoid When Apartment Hunting in San Francisco
June 14, 2019
Despite the dated (or lack thereof) design, Craigslist is one of the top resources for available apartments in the San Francisco rental market. It makes sense – advertising costs nothing so you’ll find a wide range of apartment types on it – from single family homes to the larger new developments. Since it’s an open resource for sellers (including scammers) and the platform is maintained with a trim team of only 50 employees, it’s hard to monitor every listing published. However, we’ve done enough research to consider ourselves experts, so we’re going to share some helpful tips to prevent you from getting scammed.
