Neighbors In South Mission Bay (555 Mission Rock Street?)
From a “plugged in” tipster: In the comments to the Radiance project, someone mentioned that it will be the only project there for a while. That’s actually not true. There’s…
Radiance At Mission Bay: Sales Center And Website Coming Soon
A tipster notes that BOSA Development is converting Catellus’ Mission Bay offices in the Glassworks building (across from AT&T Park) into a sales office for their Mission Bay developments. First…
San Francisco Board Of Supervisors Agenda: 12/12/06
Three relatively big housing related items were on the agenda for yesterday’s Board of Supervisors meeting. 1. A two year extension on the condominium conversion lottery. If passed, the ordinance…
From Top To Bottom In Four Neighborhoods
Last week we featured Garrett’s rundown of the most expensive Single Family Homes in Noe Valley, Potrero Hill, and Glen Park. This week, the least expensive (and a Bernal Heights…
Lose Some Now, Win Some Later
According to a tipster, we can reduce SocketSite’s “Cii” pipeline by 130 new homes (or not, see UPDATE below): “1355-1375 Sutter (@ Franklin) had won approval for residential condo conversion-…
A Reader’s “5 Suggestions To Turn Around Fillmore”
Our VIP coverage of Heritage on Fillmore sparked an email from an Alamo Square resident concerned with the general development of the neighborhood (“ disappointed by the lack of vision…
Garrett’s Quick Peek
Realtor Garrett provides a quick “peek” into the most expensive Single Family Homes currently listed in Noe Valley, Potrero Hill, and Glen Park. And here’s what he sees: Noe Valley:…
More Mid-Market Development And Definition
As Damion notes, the development of Argenta, Soma Grand, and Mint Plaza all fall within (or at least border) the area bound by the proposed Mid-Market Redevelopment Plan. The plan…
Argenta (1 Polk): Ground Breaking
As far as we know they’re still not building any more land. But they are continuing to build thousands of new condos where none stood before. Speaking of which, it…
Mint Plaza (And Livable City)
If all goes as proposed, the “290-by 54-foot-wide portion of Jessie Street extending between 5th Street and Mint Street” (off Mission) will be transformed into Mint Plaza – an automobile…