Valencia Street Development Scoop: Five Stories At Corner Of 23rd
JS Sullivan, the developer of 299 Valencia Street, is quietly testing the waters over Planning to raze the shuttered gas station on 23rd Street between Valencia and San Jose Avenue…
San Francisco Property Tax Rate Set To Drop 0.23 Percent
The proposed Property Tax rate for the City and County of San Francisco will decrease 0.23 percent from $1.1718 per $100 of assessed value in the current Fiscal Year to…
340 Fremont Scoop: Building Permit Filed For 400-Foot Tower
Granted a twelve-month extension to commence construction late last year, as a plugged-in reader alludes, the building permit has been filed to build a 40-story, 400-foot tower over an 85-foot…
1050 Valencia Approved With Yet Another Take On What’s Appropriate
A plugged-in reader reports with respect to the proposed five-story development at 1050 Valencia Street which the Liberty Hill Neighborhood Association opposed, the Planning Department supported, and San Francisco’s Planning…
‘Bama By Three(s) Up In Bernal Heights
Purchased new for $1,375,000 in January 2011 with a listed 2,063 square feet, the modern Bernal Heights home at 1755 Alabama has just returned to the market listed for $1,495,000.…
Transbay Developments: Block 9 RFP About To Make The Rounds
With the construction of 120 below market rate (BMR) units well underway on Transbay Block 11A, the development team for 450 units and a 300-foot tower upon San Francisco’s Transbay…
New Mission Theater Plans Moving Forward, Targeting 2013 Opening
The proposed conversion of the New Mission Theater into a five-screen venue with food and “adult beverage service” which we first reported seven months ago continues to move forward. As…
The Seven Issues And Three Sides To 1050 Valencia’s Five Stories
As plugged-in people know, the Liberty Hill Neighborhood Association (LHNA) filed for Discretionary Review (DR) in an attempt to block the proposed five-story building as rendered above from rising at…
In The Land Of Baby Bumps, The Second Bathroom Is Key
Beyond a modern color scheme and “approval from HOA” (but not yet the city) to replace the condo’s front parlor with a second bathroom and a third bedroom, the new…
Our Restored And Renovated Craftsman Crush At 1445 Cole Returns
The restored and renovated Craftsman home at 1445 Cole Street hit the market listed for $1,925,000 in early 2008. It sold for $1,819,000 that June. Three months later, permits for…