Contentious Corona Heights Infill on the Boards and Calendar
Acquired along with the early 1900’s home at 245 Upper Terrace for $1.25 million in 2002, plans to demolish the detached, 351-square-foot garage, which sits on a separate parcel tagged…
Supersized Twin Peaks Infill Project Slated for Approval
Purchased for $800,000 in August of 2019, the seemingly shoehorned Twin Peaks parcel at 4512 23rd Street, which technically fronts a little known spur of 23rd Street and Argent Alley,…
Planning to Protect Neighborhood Laundromats, for Now
With a third of the neighborhood-serving Laundromats in San Francisco having shuttered over the past eight years, which has disproportionally impacted lower-income and older residents in buildings without in-unit or…
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Supervisors Overturn Approval of Group Housing “Switcheroo”
As we first reported last year, a proposed revision to the previously approved plans for a new 13-story, mixed-use building to rise on the site of the columned Fifth Church…
Bonus-Sized Bayview Development(s) on the Boards
Acquired for $3 million by way of a forced sale last year, plans for a seven-level, 100-unit apartment building to rise up to 65 feet in height across the six…
Bigger Church Street Project Even Closer to Reality
As we outlined last year, while plans to raze the former Sparky’s, and current Thorough Bread and Pastry, building and build up to six stories in height upon the 240-250…
Modern Van Ness Development Slated for Approval, Take Two
As we outlined back in May: Having just cleared a key environmental hurdle which obviates the need for a detailed Environmental Impact Report to be prepared for the project, the…
Permit for 70 Tiny Cabins Has Been Approved
While plans for a residential tower to rise up to 250 feet in height upon the City College of San Francisco site at 33 Gough Street were first drafted back…
The City’s Assessment of DBI’s Integrity and Required Reforms
Having completed a “Public Integrity Review” of the Department of Building Inspection’s (DBI’s) permitting and inspection processes, driven by a need to root out departmental fraud and a history of…
Hayes Valley Infill Building Has Been Officially Approved
As we revealed back in July, the refined plans for a seven-story building to rise up to 85 feet in height upon the Bruce’s Automotive building site at 159 Fell…