Subsidized Housing For 500 Educators In San Francisco Proposed
A plan to build and preserve affordable housing for 500 San Francisco educators by 2020 is now on the boards. As proposed and announced by Mayor Ed Lee this morning,…
Designs For More Parking In Berkeley, Not Less
If approved this week, the five-story, 440-space Center Street Parking Garage at 2025 Center Street in Downtown Berkeley, which is owned by the City, will be razed and an eight-story,…
$9 Million Ross Estate Newly Listed At A Loss
Purchased for $9.3 million twelve months ago when listed for $695K more, the eight-bedroom Ross estate on five acres at 12 Canyon Road has just returned to the market listed…
Will This Be The Last Gas Station Left Standing In San Francisco?
The land upon which the Twin Peaks Auto Care Station sits at 598 Portola Drive was acquired by the City of San Francisco in the 1800’s as part of its…
Bay Guardian’s ‘Clean Slate’ Voter Guide Revived
While the San Francisco Bay Guardian, a “leading voice for progressive San Francisco since 1966,” was shuttered in October of 2014, its intellectual assets, including its name, website and digital…
UCSF Buys Dogpatch Parcels To Build Up To 1,000 Units Of Housing
As rumored earlier this year, UCSF has purchased the low-slung industrial properties at 590 and 600 Minnesota Street, on either side of 18th Street, on the border of Dogpatch and…
Another Two Years For Oakland Development Sought
The plans for a seven-story building to rise on southeast corner of Telegraph Avenue and 26th Street in Oakland’s KoreaTown, with 97 condos over nearly 9,000 square feet of retail…
Controversial Plans For Marijuana In The Marina Set For City Vote
Controversial plans to open the first (legal) Medical Cannabis Dispensary (MCD) north of Geary Boulevard, on Lombard Street in the Marina, could be approved by San Francisco’s Planning Commission this…
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Shadows Don’t Sink This Sixth Street Project, But…
Plans to raze the former City Life Church building at 363 6th Street, a building which was originally a candy factory and was briefly home to a bondage dungeon (the…
Price Reductions Continue To Rise In San Francisco As Sales Slow
Despite the fact that around 8 percent fewer properties were listed for sale in San Francisco over the past week versus the same week last year, with the pace of…