California College of Arts Acquires Former Greyhound Yard
The California College of Arts has acquired the 2.5-acre former Greyhound maintenance yard on the Western edge of Mission Bay for $8.4 million according to the San Francisco Business Times.…
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The California College of Arts has acquired the 2.5-acre former Greyhound maintenance yard on the Western edge of Mission Bay for $8.4 million according to the San Francisco Business Times.…
Amongst the items the agenda for San Francisco’s Land Use and Economic Development Committee this afternoon, the sale of 25,772 square feet of the City owned parcel at Ocean and…
While the Planning Commission reviewed the latest Glen Park Community Plan in a special session this morning, this afternoon the Commission will review a request to convert the two-story building…
While Trader Joe’s has ruled out charging for parking, it hasn’t given up on opening a store at Market and Noe in the Castro and is continuing its public outreach…
Originally constructed in 1937 as a possible site for the San Francisco Airport, first used to host the Golden Gate International Exposition from 1939-1940, a naval station for five decades,…
Approved for development in December 2004, the entitlements to develop two five-story buildings with a total of 46 affordable housing units at 519 Ellis and 430 Eddy expired three years…
A request to approve the Planning Department’s recently completed South of Market (SoMa) Historic Resource Survey is another of the items on San Francisco’s Historic Preservation Commission agenda this afternoon.…
In front of San Francisco’s Historic Preservation Commission this afternoon, the application for exterior alterations and site work at 937 Valencia yields a rather bizarre background photo labeled “only known…
While the Candlestick Point condo San Francisco Supervisor Malia Cohen lost to foreclosure remains listed for sale at $314,900 (having been purchased by Cohen for $518,178 in 2006), it’s a…
Chances are you’re already familiar with the plans for major America’s Cup related development in San Francisco at Piers 26-28, 27-29, and 30-32. But are you familiar with the plans…