37-39 Clover Street Book

37-39 Clover Street
San Francisco, CA

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Prepared for

The Fleetwood Family

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Jonathan Kurniadi 5
David Kurniadi 7
Our San Francisco Closings 11
Map of The Castro 19
The Castro District 21
Neighborhood Numbers 23
37-39 Clover Street Property Profile 29
Single Family Homes - Recently Sold 31
Multi Family Homes - Recently Sold 45
Castro District: Single Family vs. Multi Family Sales 63
Castro District: Analysis Based on Home Size 65
Pricing Summary 67
Contact Us 69

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Jonathan Kurniadi, broker and attorney

Handling real estate litigation and transactional matters since
2006, Jonathan obtained a real estate broker’s license and
opened a boutique real estate brokerage in the Bay Area with an
emphasis on handling probate & trust real estate transactions.
Jonathan brings the same commitment to excellence in his
litigation practice to his real estate practice.
Prior to opening Kurniadi Realty, Jonathan handled various real
estate-related litigation cases in state, federal, and bankruptcy
courts throughout California.

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David Kurniadi, broker

David began his real estate career in 2006 and founded the
Kurniadi Group in 2009 with exceptional sales experience,
consistently reaching the top ten percent in sales every year. In
2017, David joined Kurniadi Realty with his twin brother,
Jonathan. To date, David has sold over 250 homes in probate or in
a trust. Prior to real estate, he earned a B.S. in the Biological
Sciences from the University of Iowa.
In his free time, Dave enjoys all that San Francisco has to offer,
including surfing, sailing and spearfishing.

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Our San Francisco Closings

Single Family

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Our San Francisco Closings

Single Family

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Our San Francisco Closings

Multi Family

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Our San Francisco Closings

Condominium

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Our San Francisco Closings

Condominium

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The Castro

The neighborhood known as the Castro, in the district of Eureka Valley,
was created in 1887 when the Market Street Railway Company built a
line linking Eureka Valley to downtown. Along the streets, brightly
colored rainbow banners flutter from lamp posts and flagpoles,
welcoming visitors to San Francisco’s Castro District. The historic center
of the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender)community reflects a
vibrant neighborhood popular with young families, tech workers, an
artist community and filled with popular boutiques, bars and
restaurants attracting a wide circle of patrons.

Special events, parade and street fairs that are held in the Castro
include the Castro Street Fair, the Dyke March, the famed Halloween in
the Castro which was discontinued in 2007 due to street violence, Pink
Saturday discontinued in the Castro in 2016, and the San Francisco
International LGBT Film Festival.

A LGBTQ Walk of Fame, the Rainbow Honor Walk, was installed in
August 2014 with an inaugural twenty sidewalk bronze plaques
representing past LGBTQ icons in their field, who continue to serve as
inspirations. The walk is originally planned to coincide with the
business district of the Castro and eventually include 500 bronze
plaques.

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37-39 Clover Street

Property Profile

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Single Family Homes

Recently Sold

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Multi Family Homes

Recently Sold

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