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Originally constructed in 1937 as a possible site for the San Francisco Airport, first used to host the Golden Gate International Exposition from 1939-1940, a naval station for five decades,…
Approved for development in December 2004, the entitlements to develop two five-story buildings with a total of 46 affordable housing units at 519 Ellis and 430 Eddy expired three years…
Chances are you’re already familiar with the plans for major America’s Cup related development in San Francisco at Piers 26-28, 27-29, and 30-32. But are you familiar with the plans…
According to One Rincon Hill developer Mike Kriozere, the “negative economic cycle” has resulted in an unforeseen “misalignment” of the One Rincon Hill Phase II partners’ long-term interests and as…
As proposed, the “Brannan Street Wharf” project will demolish the existing Pier 36 and marginal wharf at the site, and construct a new 57,000 square foot public open space in…
Front and center at tomorrow’s Planning Commission meeting, the proposed 350-foot tower at 350 Mission, a 24-story building which would yield 340,000 square feet of office space, 1,000 square feet…
With eleven (11) months left to meet the agreed upon timeline, and a task that typically takes eighteen (18) to twenty-four (24) months to complete, tomorrow San Francisco’s Board of…
On the meeting agenda for San Francisco’s Land Use and Economic Development Committee this afternoon, an ordinance amending San Francisco’s Planning Code to ease current restrictions on new non-formula restaurants…
The long proposed renovation for the Beach Chalet Athletic Fields facility would convert the four existing grass soccer fields to synthetic turf and add lighting for evening use. In addition…
The battle between a well-connected development team renovating the big Pacific Heights home at 2507 Pacific and a well-heeled neighborhood of objectors is back in front of San Francisco’s Planning…