Buchanan Lane (Eddy & Buchanan): Sales Office Now Open
Buchanan Lane, a new development of thirty (30) “single family 3 bedroom 2 bath homes in a gated community,” opened its sales office doors this weekend at 1303 Buchanan (corner…
MAC (Narrowly) Loses Appeal Of 3400 Cesar Chavez Development
From Left in SF (via a plugged-in reader): “The appeal of the 3400 Cesar Chavez project was denied, by a vote of 6-5, with Mirkarimi, Daly, Ammiano, Peskin and Maxwell…
Mint Collection Update (7/25): Sales, Leasing, Plaza And Eats/Drinks
A quick update for the Mint Collection: Twelve (12) of the fifty-two (52) condos at 410 Jessie (“Hales Warehouse”) remain available for sale (77% sold) with studios ranging from $480,000…
More ‘Manhattanization’ Of San Francisco: Paying More For Parking
It’s a double parking whammy as underutilized downtown surface area parking lots are replaced by new housing developments with more people than parking spaces. “Parking demand in San Francisco is…
There’s Little That’s Little About The Big Sale Of Le Petit Trianon
Le Petit Trianon (3800 Washington) closed escrow last week. And while the contract price was not disclosed, according to a plugged-in tipster it was well over the reduced asking price…
Will The Supervisors Martyr (3400) Cesar Chavez In The Mission?
It didn’t really stir so much as a debate as perhaps frustration when we last highlighted the proposed (and MAC opposed) 60-unit development at 3400 Cesar Chavez in the Mission.…
Rooms With An 11th Floor View (From The Arterra): 300 Berry
And speaking of views (and Mission Bay), a plugged-in tipster forwards a link to “high-resolution images taken from the 11th floor living rooms of actual Arterra homes.” It’s some great…
Did The Port Get Punked? (San Francisco Seawall Lot Redevelopment)
While the Barbary Coast Neighborhood Association (BCNA) characterized the passing of Senate Bill 815 (sponsored by Senator Carol Migden) as a “Grand Day in Sacramento” and a “great victory,” not…
Be Heard On The Heart Of San Francisco’s New Downtown
San Francisco’s 1985 Downtown Plan “envisioned the area around the Transbay Terminal as the heart of the new downtown.” And the Fourth and King Street rail yard (and Caltrain station)…
A TJPA Offer You Really Can’t Refuse
Another seriously plugged in reader; another big development; and another big question: The Transbay Joint Powers Admin over that past few weeks has been sending out offer letters to purchase…