San Francisco, CA
Private island in the San Francisco Bay listed for $75M
SUISON CITY, Calif. – Anyone in the market for their own private island in the San Francisco Bay Area is in luck.
Located in the Suison Bay, Point Buckler island went up for sale Monday for $75 million.
According to the listing agent Marianne Bordogna, it’s the only privately owned island in the Bay Area.
Complete with a 400-feet deep dock and two helipads, owner John Sweeney held corporate events on the island. The 50-acre property was once home to an established duck club, and more recently has been used for private kiteboarding and foilboarding.
Sweeney and his wife placed open truck containers on the island and filled them with lounge furniture, artificial grass, and original art made from recycled plastic from the delta, Bordogna said.
Public records show litigation and liens on the property having to do with levee restoration, the agent said.
It is located near the area where a private company has bought tens of thousands of acres in the ambitious hopes of creating a new city in Solano County.
San Francisco, CA
3 California beaches closed as collapsed pier debris washes ashore
As detritus from the badly damaged Santa Cruz pier washes ashore, California State Parks officials are keeping three beaches closed. “Because of the amount of debris washing up onto the local beaches from the collapsing Santa Cruz municipal wharf,” Twin Lakes State Beach, Seabright State Beach and San Lorenzo Point will be closed until Dec. 30 at 6 a.m., Santa Cruz State Beaches said.
Seacliff State Beach and Rio Del Mar State Beach both reopened on Christmas morning, though visitors should take care: A high-surf warning is in effect along the coast from Thursday morning until Sunday afternoon. The National Weather Service is advising people to stay off piers and jetties.
About 150 feet of the Santa Cruz pier and an entire building housing a restroom broke off into the ocean on Monday amid battering waves. Three people working on the pier plunged into the water, where two needed rescue and a third was able to rescue themselves. Since then, pieces of the wharf have been washing onto local beaches. There is no estimated reopening for the wharf itself. Waves also pulled support piling from the Cayucos Pier about 160 miles south down the Central Coast. The end of the pier was already closed as it incurred damage during stormy conditions in February.
“Please be cautious when near the ocean, as debris from damage north of Capitola is making its way down the coastline,” the Capitola Police Department said. “Several large pilings from the Santa Cruz wharf have found their way to our shores, creating an extreme hazard. Please use caution if you are in the area.”
San Francisco, CA
San Francisco celebrates Christmas, first night of Hanukkah
San Francisco, CA
St. Anthony's Foundation serves Christmas Day meals in San Francisco
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