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SF Cribs: The places behind the clothes
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Originally Posted by mordecai
Thank you. RH?
Pac Heights, but on the RH side.
why just a floor?Originally Posted by gdl203
Because I don't work in finance. I'm hoping RSS owns it so I can get the Styleforum discount.
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My new digs. Brand new apartment so I'm going to be the first person to put his penor in the sink!Originally Posted by Rambo
very nice man, make sure garbage disposal is off when inserting penor in sink
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I really like that Lefty, and hopefully whatever construction is going on will be done soon. I love classic buildings, that could easily be modern inside and it wouldn't be out of place.
I really like that Lefty, and hopefully whatever construction is going on will be done soon. I love classic buildings, that could easily be modern inside and it wouldn't be out of place.Originally Posted by BrianVarick
It is extremely modern inside. One unit done - they painted all the walls dark grey with high gloss grey on the trim. Dark dark wood floors. They basically took my last place and painted all the wood inside.
Not sure if I can wait out the construction, deal with no outdoor space or get my head around the rent.
Back on track! Looks good.Originally Posted by Bhowie
Maybe. Looking for apartments here is getting pretty frustrating.
lefty
Hey! What am I, chopped liver?Originally Posted by Rambo
Nice digs Lefty. Which floor are you looking at? Is it a walk-up or does it have an elevator?
Congrats on the place. Like your sink.
No elevator. Top floor taken. Considering the second floor.
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Hey! What am I, chopped liver?Originally Posted by Rambo
Nice digs Lefty. Which floor are you looking at? Is it a walk-up or does it have an elevator?
Great place, man. Where is this at? Does the rooftop have any action on the weekends?
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For $1400 I couldnt live in London.Originally Posted by VKK3450
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Afraid you had stopped posting.
Great place, man. Where is this at? Does the rooftop have any action on the weekends?Originally Posted by suited
Its right across from Il Baccio and The Office. There are a few pretty girls but since its so close to the beach, I think everybody's just walking there.
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