February 3, 2022 Dear San Francisco Suites Owners: The 2021 delinquent assessment foreclosure auction will be held on Thursday, February 24, 2022, at 1:30 pm. In addition to the successful bid amount, the new owner will be responsible for the past due property taxes and the Suites’ 2022 annual assessment of $1,453.00. Please be advised that VOTA may add additional costs. The four shares that will be up for auction, along with their estimated minimum bids, are: Parlor 62P - $1,999.20 (with $1,515.09 tax past due) Parlor 99P - $2,139.20 (with $213.06 tax past due) Master 268M - $2,139.20 (with...

DRAFT San Francisco Suites Board of Directors’ Emergency Meeting January 4, 2022 Call to Order: President Bellah called the emergency meeting to order at 11:00 AM. The meeting was held via Zoom. II. Roll Call:Board Directors present wereGeoffrey Bellah, PresidentJo Ann Trembath, Vice-PresidentJeff Reichel, Treasurer Also present was Cynthia Reid, General Manager With a quorum of three out of five Board Directors present, Bellah proceeded with the meeting. III. Emergency Business: President Bellah explained the necessity to immediately repeal the election rules which were approved by the...

San Francisco Suites   December 18, 2021 Dear San Francisco Suites Owner and Friends, The colorful, festive lights are on no matter where you look as San Francisco celebrates the holidays. You can view the lights on Nob Hill at the Huntington Park, City Hall is ablaze in red and green, Financial area with the Sales Tower light show and Union Square with the 80-foot tree and lights, as skaters twirl around the rink. Even the cable cars are decorated in holiday wreaths and have Christmas lights thanks to the creative efforts of cable car conductor, Val Lupez. So, a terrific way to start...

San Francisco Suites  September 30,2021  Dear San Francisco Suites Owners,  The autumn is the most beautiful time of the year to visit San Francisco, as the light turns softer and more golden. San Franciscans insist that the weather in September and October is a reprieve from the fog drenched days of July and August and is our summertime.  On this last day of September, while looking out at the Golden Gate Bridge and the Bay, I am reminded of the poem written by Lawrence Ferlinghetti, the Poet Laureate of San Francisco,  The Changing Light The changing light at San Francisco  Is none of your...

Dear Owners and Friends, The Board of Directors is pleased and excited to announce an opportunity for you, your family, or friends to buy a parlor from the inventory of Association–owned shares. These shares have been deeded back to the Association by their former owners. And rather than adopt them, the Board has decided to sell them immediately for the price of $1 per share. In doing so, the Board hopes to add committed owners to our Association and to avoid the loss of assessment revenue that this large inventory creates. If you decide to buy one of the fourteen shares being offered, you...

The sounds of San Francisco have returned this month with the constant hum of the cable car tracks on Powell Street and the thrilling sounds of the cable car bells ringing out as each conductor tries to best the next. Returning to the Suites at the end of the day, you will hear the moaning warning from the foghorn out on the Bay, and then there is the cawing of the occasional seagull flying overhead. Cable car bells, fog horns, and the cry of seagulls is Jazz - San Francisco style. The Broadway musical hit,” Hamilton” is performing at the Orpheum until September 5 The SF Giants play the...