It’s All About Density (Okay, And Dollars) On Treasure Island
From the San Francisco Business Times today: The Treasure Island development team has increased the target number of housing units from 6,000 to 8,000, a move that could help attract…
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From the San Francisco Business Times today: The Treasure Island development team has increased the target number of housing units from 6,000 to 8,000, a move that could help attract…
Speaking of the proposed 222 Second Street, future shadows (or not), and Transbay re-development(s), a few perspectives on San Francisco’s potential future skyline. ∙ The 222 Second Street Scoop (For…
While truly plugged-in people have known about the proposed development of 222 Second Street on the corner of Howard for well over two years, details for the proposed 26-story development…
As we wrote a year ago with regard to numerous recently cleared but undeveloped lots now dotting the landscape in San Francisco facing the loss of their city entitlements: Our…
Approved by the Planning Commission last September, an unpaid tax bill and added sixth floor has the City’s Budget Analyst recommending against the tax break for landmarking deal for Martin…
Apparently UCSF faces a mid-November deadline to raise almost $250 million more for its planned Mission Bay Medical Center. But no report of what doesn’t happen if they don’t. ∙…
Newly proposed real estate related legislation which could land on June’s ballot: 1. A measure sponsored by Supervisor Daly which would “allow financially pressed renters to apply for economic hardship…
The final colors haven’t been picked, but the latest renderings for Avant Housing’s proposed 900 Folsom/260 Fifth Street project have been uploaded to their project site. The latest design features…
The Mayor’s proposed carrots in the form of deferred impact and reduced affordable housing fees has caught the attention of the developer community as Tishman Speyer estimates the cuts could…
Continuing up Market Street for an update on developments, and as the Castro Courier reported in December, plans to develop 2299 Market Street (a.k.a. “Hole in the Ground”) have been…