Airbnb Measure Qualifies For November Ballot
The ballot measure to further restrict the short-term rental of any residential unit in San Francisco to a maximum of 75 days a year and prohibit hosting platforms, such as…
City To Pay Luxury Price For Affordable Mission District Development
The City of San Francisco has agreed to pay $18.5 million for the former “Quality Tune-Up” site at 490 South Van Ness Avenue and 16th Street in the Mission, a…
China’s Stock Market Is Tanking, Will It Weigh On Local Real Estate?
China’s benchmark stock index, the Shanghai Composite, fell 5.9 percent yesterday and has tumbled 30 percent over the past three weeks. The ChiNext index of small-cap stocks has plummeted over…
15,983 Signatures In Support Of Airbnb Ballot Measure
The sponsors of the proposed ballot measure to further restrict the short-term rental of any residential unit in San Francisco to a maximum of 75 days a year and prohibit…
San Francisco Missed Its Affordable Housing Target By A Mile
In order to meet the long-ago forecast of increased demand for housing in the city and around the Bay Area, San Francisco was given a goal of building a minimum…
One Rincon’s Second Tower In Contract, Likely Going Condo
With less than half the tower’s 298 units currently occupied despite having started leasing in early 2014, One Rincon Hill’s northwest tower is reportedly in contract to be sold for…
Flower Mart Tenants And Developer Agree, But The Battle Isn’t Over
The ceremonial signing of the final agreement between the San Francisco Flower Mart Tenants’ Association, Kilroy Realty and the San Francisco Flower Mart LLC which will end the tenants’ threatened…
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Developer Suddenly Selling A Pair Of ‘Unparalleled’ Opportunities
While Artthaus made headlines earlier this month for filing plans to construct a seven-story building with 131 Group Housing Units and shared kitchens at 1798 Bryant Street in the Mission,…
Planning Balks At Proposed Height For Central SoMa Tower(s)
San Francisco’s Planning Department has just finished its review of the preliminary plans for a 37-story tower to rise at 636 4th Street. And it doesn’t support what has been…
Frozen Valencia Street Development Cleared To Recommence, But…
Frozen mid-construction by a Superior Court Judge who ruled that San Francisco’s Board of Appeals had abused its discretion and “failed to set forth the analytic route it traveled” when…