Catching Fire on Mission Street at $2,550 per Square Foot
As we noted when the 1,664 square foot condo on the 48th floor of San Francisco’s Millennium Tower hit the market in February asking $4,500,000, the Millennium Tower wasn’t built…
Presidio Trust Punts On Mid-Crissy Plans But Remains Enthusiastic
Reaffirming its “strong commitment to accomplishing an outcome in the Mid-Crissy area that will protect the park and bring long-term benefit to the Presidio and its visitors,” the Presidio Trust…
Goodwill Selling Mission Street Site Zoned For 320-Foot Tower
Zoned for development up to 320 feet in height, Goodwill Industries is preparing to sell its two and three story buildings along Mission Street between South Van Ness Avenue and…
Designs For Developing Half A City Block Along Hayes
As we first reported last week, the Emerald Fund is quietly working on plans to raze the 108-foot building at 150 Van Ness Avenue and build a half-block building rising…
Nine Months Later And One (SOMA) Grand More
The 1,146 square foot southeast corner condo on the 18th floor of the 22-story SOMA Grand was first purchased for $1,160,000 in 2008. Nine months ago the condo resold for…
SFMOMA’s New Snøhetta-Designed Staircase On Display
The design for Snøhetta’s new grand staircase to rise within SFMOMA which replaces Mario Botta’s original and will serve as a bridge between the existing atrium and the museum’s 235,000…
The Destruction Of The Cathedral Hill Hotel
With the demolition of the old Jack Tar/Cathedral Hill Hotel underway in order to make room for CPMC’s Cathedral Hill Medical Center to rise, a plugged-in tipster delivers a few…
Warriors’ SF Arena Design Slimmed-Down And Opened Up
With parks, plazas and paths along the bay, the open space for the proposed Warriors Arena in San Francisco has grown from half of the project area to 60 percent…
A Peek At 535 Mission’s Public Art Proposal And Pedestrian Linkage
With the construction of the 27-story office tower at 535 Mission Street slated for completion in 2014, this week San Francisco’s Planning Commission will get their first peek at the…
San Francisco’s Caltrain Railyard Redevelopment Update And Post 2019 Plans
An update on the potential redevelopment of San Francisco’s Fourth and King Street Railyard and station, the current terminus for Caltrain in the city, was presented to Caltrain’s Board of…