Nob Hill Neighbors’ Appeal Denied, Development Clear To Commence
A plugged-in tipster reports that the Nob Hill Neighbors’ appeal to block the development of 1601 Larkin Street was denied by a vote of 4-0 last night, clearing the way…
San Francisco Launching Railyard Redevelopment And I-280 Study
The City of San Francisco has just released an official Request for Proposals (RFP) to study the feasibility and alternatives for redeveloping the 20+ acre Caltrain Depot at 4th and…
Secluded Stanyan Street (Steps) Home Is Listed Anew
Abutting the Mt. Sutro Open Space Reserve, the only way to reach the Clarendon Heights home at 1335 Stanyan is by way of Clarendon and then down the Stanyan Street…
They Dug It Downtown On Fremont Street, And It’s A Bad Mother…
Bored to a depth of 263 feet below street level, the deepest known construction shaft in the history of San Francisco has been drilled at 181 Fremont Street, one of…
Proposed Presidio Projects Photo Simulated, Ready For Review
With the Presidio Trust Board of Directors set to publicly review the three revised proposals for developing the Presidio’s Mid-Crissy Field site tonight, photo simulations to compare the mass and…
Approved Nob Hill Development Appealed By The Neighbors
Having been rejected twice, once in 2010 and again at the end of 2012, the proposed demolition the dilapidated First St. John’s United Methodist Church at the corner of Larkin…
Plans For Nine-Story Polk Gulch Building To Replace G&R Paint Store
The owner of the one-story G&R Paint Company building and business at 1238 Sutter Street appears to be preparing to jump into the development game with plans to raze the…
Inside A Bespoke Telegraph Hill Penthouse For $2,100 A Square Foot
Purchased for $2,900,000 in 2010, the 2,955 square foot Telegraph Hill penthouse atop 1960 Grant Avenue has since been completely remodeled and is about to be listed for $6,250,000, or…
Recommendations For Implementing An Eco-District In San Francisco
About to be presented to San Francisco’s Planning Commission, an update on the plans for developing a Central SoMa “eco-district” and a series of recommendations and detailed strategies for how…
The $350 Million Plans For Expanding San Francisco’s Moscone Center
With the total number of annual attendees at events held at the Moscone Center’s North and South buildings – San Francisco’s primary convention, exhibition, and meeting facility – having dropped…