Escrow Out Loud: San Francisco Real Estate

In today’s episode of Escrow Out Loud, our San Francisco Real Estate podcast, we give the answer to long-awaited question, what was the neighborhood from round 4 of the Neighborhood Guessing Game? We also play round 6![00:22] Last round’s answer: Nopa, right across the street from the Panhandle.[01:15] Clue 1: This neighborhood is famous for its sundial, which at the time of its dedication in 1913 was the largest in the whole country.[01:48] Clue 2: It has a lot of pride and its own newspaper called, The Sundial.[02:27] Clue 3: The Pacific Coast Jockey Club opened a racetrack there in 1895 and the original racetrack loop is a current road in this neighborhood.[03:20] Clue 4: The neighborhood became one of eight master plan residents parks in San Francisco officially opening in 1913.[04:01] Clue 5: The first person moved into the neighborhood in June of 1912.[04:38] Clue 6: The first non-caucasian, Cecil Poole, moved into the neighborhood in 1957.[05:21] Clue 7: The neighborhood CCNRs said that the original ho