Price Index for New Condos in SF Drops for Fifth Month in a Row
For the fifth month in a row, the Mark Company’s Pricing Index for new construction condominiums in San Francisco has dropped versus the month before. And on a year-over-year basis,…
Refined Designs and Detour for a 13-Story Market Street Project
Plans for a 13-story building to rise at 1028 Market Street, with 186 apartments over four (4) ground-floor restaurant/retail spaces and a basement garage for 42 cars, are pushing forward…
That’s Not a Real Estate Office in the Mission, It’s a Networking Hub!
With the ArtZone 461 gallery having had to vacate its literal bricks and mortar presence at 461 Valencia Street and since gone virtual, a real estate brokerage is now seeking…
Whoops
Purchased for $3.450 million seven months ago, the renovated Lower Haight Victorian at 630 Page Street was re-listed at the same price last October and then reduced to $3.299 million…
The City Isn’t Digging the Plans for an Historic Art Deco Garage
The designs for a six-story hotel to rise behind the historic Art Deco façade of the Central SoMa garage at 224 Townsend Street have been drawn and proposed. But the…
Ruling Helps Clear the Way for 120 Van Ness Corridor Condos to Rise
San Francisco’s Zoning Administrator has issued a key ruling that should help clear the way for a 14-story building with up to 120 condos to rise up to 130-feet in…
Bonus Height Debate Heats up, Possible Vote next Month
The debate over San Francisco’s proposed Affordable Housing Bonus Program (AHBP), which would allow developers to build up to three stories higher than currently zoned in exchange for providing more…
Contested Waterfront Development Survives Challenges
The multiple appeals which aimed to overturn the City’s approval of a 220-foot building to rise at 75 Howard Street, with 133 luxury condos over a restaurant, café and underground…
Appeal of Transit Impact Fee for Mission Bay Development Denied
Kilroy Realty’s appeal of the $6.4 million Transit Impact Development Fee (TIDF) which the City has imposed on the 680,000-square-foot Exchange on Sixteenth Street project was denied by San Francisco’s…
Warriors Arena Dubbed Chase Center and Now Too Big to Fail?
While the target opening date has been moved back to 2019 and a pair of lawsuits remain unresolved, the Golden State Warriors have sold the naming-rights for their proposed Mission…