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I know of Joseph J. Erves and Jhonnita Williams being arrested, tried, and convicted of corruption, but that investigation was conducted by MARTA and the FBI. Have you got examples of the MARTA organization’s corruption, or is that just a dog whistle?

I’m assuming the house will probably become an overpriced Air BnB but at least you could split the cost between about 20 people given the added 2,000 sq ft. $3.5M and then adding another house square footage to make it "look" original, wow, someone’s expecting a huge return! Btw, even Barry Williams at age 64 is not "retirement-aged", in his age group I believe that would 66 and it sounds like all of them are staying busy in their own worlds and far from retired. I didn’t watch because I knew it would be pretty sappy, but I’ll watch the final reveal. Loved the show growing up and I know that Alice would be pleased that the house has been kept in order

So, I bought this place that was featured on here this past summer:
https://atlanta.curbed.com/2018/11/5/18064916/dennis-mckinley-porsha-williams-real-housewives-of-atlanta-castleberry-hill

It’s 2500 sqft and the ceiling is 33 ft in some places. The past two months the electric bill was between 430-490 and according the GA Power website I am spending between 10-13/day. I installed a NEST thermostat and keep it at 78.

I bought the place in the winter and it wasn’t pricey at all to keep it heated. But keeping it cool is crazy. And it’s not even that cool. I thought it might be that I have an inadequate HVAC but my neighbor, with a similar sized unit, has had the same kind of bill.

Let me see if I get this straight. They bought a 3-unit building, and MERGED all 3 units into one single-family home??? And Curbed SF is celebrating this as if it were a good thing? San Francisco is in a terrible housing crisis. I feel for this family wanting to buy a home, but I feel more for families who lack the financial resources to buy San Francisco real estate (in the Marina, of all places!) and are subsequently forced to move to Stockton.

I cannot accept or tolerate the idea that you are going to ELIMINATE HOUSING UNITS in San Francisco. This is cannibalizing our housing stock. Not to mention that the city Planning Department really frowns on doing this. I can’t believe they would have gotten the permits to do that, and allowed it to sail through.

"Musso & Franks is doing just fine, because lots of people still go there."

You’re so fucking clueless. What’s your next brilliant take that rich people are rich because they have a lot of money?

20 years ago, before the Hollywood revival, Musso & Frank was in the same situation that Taix is in now. Like we saw with Musso in the 90s slowly but surely the weekends at Taix have been getting busier. We’ve been there six times this year and the last time they had to open the second dining room and all the banquet rooms were full. The time before that it was Paul McCartney at Dodger Stadium and the place was packed. If they could have held on one more year the increase in foot traffic alone would have made staying open worthwhile.

The food is just as good as Musso but probably half the price if you include the soup & salad at Taix. Anyone who says the food isn’t good is a troll or some princess-ey Millennial.

Musso survived because the grandson took over about 15 years ago and made important capital improvements at the same time new blood was moving into the neighborhood.

I’d say forget waiting for a spot in the new development, move the business to some closed-down, lower rent location and keep the same suppliers, food preparation and staff. Like Nate ’n Al is doing in Beverly Hills.

The bar at the Amtrak station in St. Paul is more boutique than this.

What a fantastic bonus that this comes with a rental ADU in the backyard! Renting the ADU out would help a great deal with the mortgage payments for the new owner I imagine. As this home falls in Herb Wesson’s district I am curious to know if he supports ADU’s and working people or if he is against them like Paul Koretz and David Ryu are. Does anyone know?

Don’t let what happened to the W.L.Hardison Ranch happen here. We lost one of Ventura County last remaining Citrus Ranches and Landmark to poor decisions from our City Officials. Developers like Williams Homes will develop it in a heartbeat regardless if it’s the last or not.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/WLHardisonHome/?ref=share

Not to be too fierce with you disgusted, but I do know what I’m talking about. My Dad’s law firm on Wall Street was in a building designed by Delano & Aldrich so, at a very early age occasionally when went to his office and became aware. It was like a living Paul Strand photograph and the houses in Far Hills/Bedminster where we lived were also designed by great architects. BTW it is the very place that Trump has invaded. So what I am saying is that it is fortunately in my dna in many ways.

The other day attended an LA Conservancy event where the buildings of John Parkinson (Union Station) and Robert Farquhar (William Andrews Clark Library) were honored at The Biltmore which was was built in 18 months with $1M capital. Those are some LA standards but equally fond of some modern and contemporary design.

Remember Paul Beshouri? That dude put in work. At least 3-4 articles strictly about real estate Monday-Friday. Dude hit the pavement and went off tips, writing what we all came here for.

Shoot at this point I’ll even take articles about development rumors and speculation. This political agenda is just sad.