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In order to save money, Governor Brown has proposed the elimination of redevelopment agencies across California, a move which could put a number of major San Francisco projects at risk.…
San Francisco’s Planning Commission returns from its winter break tomorrow with its first meeting in 2011 chock-full ‘o proposed urban infill projects and new housing units. In addition to reviewing…
Conditionally approved by San Francisco’s Planning Commission pending a few design refinements at the end of 2009, the surface area parking lot at 1080 Sutter is set to become an…
As a plugged-in reader noted, the Board of Supervisors’ vote on the HIV related condo map appeal for 74-76 Castro was continued to their January 25 meeting. In terms of…
A plugged-in tipster delivers the proposed race course scoop for the 34th America’s Cup in San Francisco’s bay. Races will be held July through mid-September in both 2012 and 2013…
Listed for $2,800,000 this past November with Conditional Use authorization for a five-story building with 17 dwelling units, 17 parking spaces, and 2,958 square feet of retail, as a plugged-in…
While Martin Building moves forward with the redevelopment of 178 Townsend into 94 rental units over commercial, West Bay Builders President Paul Thompson’s plan to move forward with the 74-unit…
The racing syndicate’s self imposed deadline to announce the site of the 2013 America’s Cup expires today, with San Francisco trying to hold off a spinnaker flying (or perhaps luffing)…
While Walgreens had planned to raze the Miraloma Gas Station at 701 Portola and build a 7,000+ square foot store covering the site, rumor has it they backed out “due…
While San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to back the Mayor’s revised, and a little less generous, bid to bring the America’s Cup to San Francisco in 2013, the…