Bonnie Spindler, who is listing the house, says she hopes the house sells to a “Full House” fan.
Posted by Bonnie in Uncategorized on February 4th, 2010
Real Estate – The Examinar’s weekly guide to San Francisco homes
Posted by Bonnie in Uncategorized on February 1st, 2010
“Full House” Victorian on Sale for $4 Million
Posted by Bonnie in Uncategorized on February 1st, 2010
Historic Celebrity Mansion on San Francisco’s ‘Postcard Row’ Now Listed Victorian Specialist Bonnie Spindler Represents Seller
Posted by Bonnie in Uncategorized on February 1st, 2010
San Francisco, CA – February 1, 2010 – One of the iconic “Painted Ladies” is now on the market. The elegant and historic Shannon-Kavanaugh House is the anchor home on San Francisco’s famous “Postcard Row” of picture-perfect Victorian mansions. Well-known as the home where the 80’s sitcom “Full House” was filmed, 722 Steiner is a landmark easily identified worldwide. Fittingly, Bonnie Spindler, the Victorian Specialist and number one agent citywide for Alamo Square, is the listing agent. Spindler is also Zephyr Real Estate’s All-Time Top Residential Sales Agent.
Featured property: 924 Grove St., Alamo Square
Posted by Bonnie in Uncategorized on May 15th, 2009
Restoring a grand old home is always fraught with difficulties – not the least of which is dealing with all the neighbors, city officials and even perfect strangers who inevitably will weigh in on how the refurbishment should be approached.
But when Alan Sagatelyan and his wife, Maryam Monsef, first set eyes on 924 Grove St. in San Francisco’s Alamo Square neighborhood, one thing was clear: If the facade bore testimony to the embellishments popular with Richardsonian architects at the turn of the century, there wouldn’t be much left to preserve inside the 5,100-square-foot house.
“An elderly lady lived here with six cats and five dogs,” Sagatelyan says, describing the state of the stately home when they discovered it in 2005. “There were a number of illegal apartments, five kitchens, a strange platform stage in one area and lots of staircases. The one thing the interiors lacked completely was architectural details.”
“Buy, sell, repeat. Then retire.”, KRON TV Interview
Posted by Bonnie in Uncategorized on March 12th, 2009
Bonnie Spindler Elected to Board of San Francisco Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra
Posted by Bonnie in Uncategorized on March 11th, 2009
Bonnie Spindler Elected to Board of San Francisco Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra, LuxuryRealEstate.com
Broker/Agent of the Month
Posted by Bonnie in Uncategorized on March 11th, 2009
BRAVO!BLAST: July
Posted by Bonnie in Uncategorized on March 11th, 2009
News from BRAVO!
Read on for the latest news and updates from the BRAVO! CLUB!. We hope you enjoy the news snippets and photos we’ve pulled together for you. If you’d like to contribute, please email the editor at bravoclub@sfopera.com
- Susan Graham and David Gockley dazzled at the BRAVO! Luminary Dinner
- Kick Off Gala Season in Style – August 1
- Opening Night Gala – tickets selling fast!
- The Power of Three
- BRAVO!Buddy: Opera & Victorians are High Note for Bonnie Spindler
- Got BRAVO!? – Don’t Lose out!
Susan Graham and David Gockley dazzled at the BRAVO! Luminary Dinner
Held in the panoramic Alexandra’s Room at the Westin St. Francis on June 6, the Luminary Dinner was an intimate event comprising a reception, dinner and an interview conducted by David Gockley with acclaimed mezzo-soprano Susan Graham. Old friends, Mr. Gockley and Ms. Graham brought down the house with their candor, humor and entertaining anecdotes. An edited version of the interview will be podcast for wider distribution.
For Sale By Owner: How agentless transactions can turn into royal nightmares
Posted by Bonnie in Uncategorized on March 11th, 2009
By Carol Lloyd, Special to SF Gate
Friday, July 20, 2007
Last week I wrote about the benefits of selling your own home. After decades of the National Association of Realtors claiming that working with an agent brought buyers more money even after the commission, a new academic study found quite the opposite: that buyers who sell homes without an agent can profit mightily from their hard work and entrepreneurship. But before sellers jump into the For Sale By Owner fray in search of fatter profits, it’s worth listening to those who have jumped before them and have injuries to show for it.
Most tales of real estate gone wrong entail an accusation — deserved or not — about the agent. But nothing screams stress like a real estate nightmare without an agent to blame.
“It’s been insane, I’ve had three different lawyers, and I’m out at least $10,000 dealing with this,” says Alan Jacobson, a newspaper design consultant.