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With Heller Manus at the helm, a proposal to raze the Good Hotel annex at 114 7th Street and construct an eight-story building with forty-eight dwelling units, fifteen underground parking…
The first of four scheduled public meetings of the 16-member Piers 30-32 Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC), intended “to provide the Port and City with questions and community concerns regarding a…
A few of the proposed zoning variances on the agenda for San Francisco’s Zoning Administrator tomorrow morning: the various variances required for the Day School to build their NIMLOS (Not…
As we first reported in June: The early paperwork has been filed to raze the existing structure, fuel station and surface area parking lot stretching from 1201-1225 Tennessee to 2650-2690…
As we first reported earlier this year, having quietly acquired the land on which the 76 Station at the intersection of 15th and Market Streets sits last year, Forest City…
As far as we know, Mercy Housing has yet to secure the $19 million it will take to raze the four-story Hugo Hotel which has sat vacant since 1987 and…
Despite a revised design and the Planning Department’s recommendation that the project be approved in June, while San Francisco’s Planning Commission voted 5-2 to certify the Environmental Impact Report necessary…
With Crushpad having been crushed and its assets auctioned off earlier this week, the industrial space in which the company was founded in 2004 is in front of San Francisco’s…
The entire west side of Tenth Street between Market and Mission was first approved for development in 2004 and called for the building of a 150-foot-tall affordable housing building on…
While the bicycle commuting behaviors of those living downtown might not have shifted much from 2000 to 2010, bicycle commuting across San Francisco is on the rise. The US Census…