Governor Brown Signs Bill For Warriors Arena Development
A watered down version of Phil Ting’s Assembly Bill 1273 which could help clear the way for the proposed Warriors Arena to be built upon San Francisco’s Pier 30-32 was…
Planning To Fill The Geary Underpass And A Cranky Citizen’s Concerns
On the agenda for San Francisco’s Land Use and Economic Development Committee this afternoon, a hearing to begin planning the filling of the Geary underpass between Webster and Steiner Streets,…
Mortgage Rates Drop To Two Month Low
As expected, the average rate for a conforming 30-year mortgage fell 18 basis points last week to 4.32 percent, its lowest level since July and 0.26 points below the two-year…
The Revised Designs For 555 Fulton Street
While the plans for the Hayes Valley development with 139 residential units and a ground floor grocery store at 555 Fulton Street have been dusted off, as a number of…
Modern Hayes Valley Development And Grocery Getting Ready To Go
Approved for development in 2010, the permits to demolish nearly the entire Hayes Valley block bounded by Fulton, Octavia, Birch and Laguna and build a five-story mixed-use building at 555…
Plans For Four Stories Of Condos At Pennsylvania And 17th
As proposed, the single-story Potrero Hill warehouse at the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and 17th Street will be razed and two residential buildings will be built upon the site. The…
Nearly Two Million For This Mission District “Fixer”
As we first wrote about the 1870’s era Victorian on a 6,000 square foot lot at 837 South Van Ness Avenue last month, “while we do see the potential for…
74 Condos Ready to Rise at 72 Townsend Street
With the building permits to add seven stories and seventy-four condos atop the existing 31-foot warehouse at 72 Townsend Street quietly reinstated at the end of 2012, the project has…
San Francisco’s Top Tier Homes And Condos Within 6% Of Peak
While the pace of increases has continued to slow from the record setting gains recorded in April and May, single-family home and condo values in San Francisco continued to climb…
Tosca’s Return To Its Restaurant Roots
Gesualdo Francesconi, Ugo Pied and Fred Landi founded the Tosca Café at 242 Columbus Avenue back in 1919. A few weeks after they opened the bar, prohibition went into effect.…