- Prior property stories
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- Neighborhood settings
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- Broad property categories
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A curated historical portfolio
Across the selected property records
Single-family and multifamily
The address is only the beginning
The selected portfolio spans Mission Dolores, Hayes Valley, Alamo Square, and Lower Haight. These five examples show how building scale and the scope of a project can differ within one city. They are prior transactions and projects, not active listings.
Five selected prior properties from Caley Zheng’s portfolio. This is a curated sample, not a representation of the San Francisco market.
How the sample is distributed
Counts reflect only the five portfolio records. Bin ranges are inclusive and do not overlap.
Each building has a different story
139–143 Dolores Street
A five-unit building with a renovation story centered on interiors, shared spaces, and day-to-day usability.
527–529 Birch Street
A Hayes Valley duplex explored through floor-plan changes, interior improvements, and the renovation process.
837 Fillmore Street
An Edwardian building near Alamo Square, with updates to interiors, laundry facilities, and building access.
521–527 Linden Street
A four-unit Hayes Valley property with an emphasis on interior updates, usable space, and rental preparation.
261 Waller Street
A Lower Haight home selected around space, renovation potential, and a buyer’s priorities for everyday living.
| Property | Neighborhood | Building type |
|---|---|---|
| 139–143 Dolores Street | Mission Dolores | 5-unit multifamily |
| 527–529 Birch Street | Hayes Valley | Duplex |
| 837 Fillmore Street | Alamo Square | 9-unit multifamily |
| 521–527 Linden Street | Hayes Valley | 4-unit residential |
| 261 Waller Street | Lower Haight | Single-family home |
Methodology
Property descriptions and building sizes come from Caley Zheng’s linked public portfolio. The chart counts five selected buildings once each. No sale prices, returns, or transaction dates are inferred.