San Francisco’s Central Subway: Make That 2018 And An Extra $278M
From the Examiner with respect to San Francisco’s 1.7 mile Central Subway project: An ambitious plan to build a commuter subway between SoMa and Chinatown is going to cost more…
Michael Kriozere (ORH) Responds: We’re Planning To Pay, Damn It!
From Michael Kriozere in response to the Chronicle’s “he ain’t planning to pay” piece: While it is unfortunate that my discussion with the San Francisco Chronicle was taken out of…
T-Minus Four Weeks For 260 New Mission Bay Apartments (355 King)
The scaffolding is down (although a few barriers remain), and on May 18 Avalon Mission Bay III (355 King) will officially open its doors on 260 new rental units. From…
Stimulating San Francisco To “Partner” On The Second Tower At ORH?
With respect to the Chronicle’s report that Mike Kriozer isn’t planning on paying at least five million dollars of fees to San Francisco related to the development of One Rincon…
Twenty-Five Days From A Positive Negative For Twenty-Six Units
As 870 Harrison currently stands (above): a two-story industrial building providing 6,120 square feet of production, distribution, and repair (PDR) and accessory office space behind a small parking lot. As…
One Rincon Hill Still 70% Sold (And Reneging On Development Fees?)
According to the developer, Mike Kriozere, One Rincon Hill Tower One sits at around 70 percent sold which would suggest almost no net-new contracts since October of 2008 when roughly…
QuickLinks: South Mission Bay Living By The BT Headlines
∙ Recession slows arrival of shopping, eating venues ∙ Creating nightlife a challenge for businesses, neighborhood
Appeal Of 1960-1998 Market Street Negative Declaration…Denied!
A plugged-in tipster provides the full scoop from last night’s Planning Commission meeting with respect to the proposed development of 1960-1998 Market Street. Keep in mind that a “Negative” Declaration…
David Baker’s Daggett Place Destiny To Be (Partially) Decided Today
The David Baker + Partners designed Daggett Place development proposed for the triangle bordered by Hubbell, 7th, and 16th Streets in San Francisco finds itself in front of the Planning…
Simply Sold (And A Quick Recap): 313 Duncan
The sale of 313 Duncan closed escrow yesterday (4/14/09) with a reported contract price of $2,400,000. Once again, purchased as a much smaller “fixer” for $725,000 in 2004… 313 Duncan…