PHOTOS: The Ten Most Expensive Homes In Town Revealed

Thursday, April 26, 2012
As The Huffington Post reported back in July, the international recession has slashed home prices just about everywhere…except in San Francisco. According to Assessor-Recorder Phil Ting, our market is the strongest in the state, and grew by about $2 billion in the past year.

"This city is a gold mine for real estate," said real estate mogul Rick Teed to HuffPost. "If you have a house with no view, but it's redone and in a neighborhood like Pacific Heighs, it's going to be north of $1000-per-square-foot for starters."
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