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Filed under:It’s not good-bye — we’re moving to&nbsp;a new home.For 14 years, Curbed SF has been obsessed with all things San Francisco. We covered the city’s biggest developments, including the opening of the and the construction of the , and its biggest failures, including the and continuing .We provided daydream fodder by scoping out the most ridiculously priced homes in the country — like and and . We broadcast the coordinates of a home that once and broke important news like the and the . We wrote love letters to and and before it was trendy. We . We . We of a housing-starved Silicon Valley mecca. We . We even tackled the ever-challenging question “” (Answer: Probably not.)And don’t . . , .It’s time for a new chapter. Effective today, we’re stopping production on this site. But it won’t be the end of Curbed stories about San Francisco and the Bay Area. Starting Monday, June 29, those stories will appear on Curbed.com, our flagship site, in preparation for a move over to New York Magazine this fall, where Curbed will live alongside verticals like , , , , and . At New York, we’ll have a bigger platform to tell the nation what’s happening in S.F., Silicon Valley, the East Bay, and beyond.Curbed SF’s newsletter will still blast into your inbox every other Friday, and the archived version of Curbed SF will remain online — a testament to the work of the witty editors and contributors who have helped to make it an essential urban resource. Thanks to Sally Kuchar, Adam Brinklow, Mary Jo Bowling, Lamar Anderson, Breanna Reeves, Alex Bevk, Sarah Hromack, Jimmy Stamp, Chris Roberts, Alice Wong, Pen Harshaw, Azucena Rasilla, Sasha Perigo, Julia Kitlinski-Hong, and more.Though Curbed’s headquarters are on the East Coast, I won’t be moving from any time soon. And, if I ever do, I promise not to write a “Why I Left S.F.” story or bemoan the purported loss of our city’s soul while using the ever-tired burrito and fog tropes.If I could leave you, Curbed SF’s whip-smart loyal readers, with three final dictums, they would be: (1) Continue to love and learn about the city and neighborhood you call home, (2) design matters, and (3) sorry, you’re all still wrong — Stanley Saitowitz’s is a beautiful glass-finned vision, however .

Filed under:It’s not good-bye — we’re moving to&nbsp;a new home.For 14 years, Curbed SF has been obsessed with all things San Francisco. We covered the city’s biggest developments, including the opening of the and the construction of the , and its biggest failures, including the and continuing .We provided daydream fodder by scoping out the most ridiculously priced homes in the country — like and and . We broadcast the coordinates of a home that once and broke important news like the and the . We wrote love letters to and and before it was trendy. We . We . We of a housing-starved Silicon...

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