1601 Franklin Street – SocketSite™

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Plans to Preserve Historic Garage and Site Zoned for More Height

August 16, 2022

As we outlined a few years ago when the two-story garage on the northwest corner of Franklin and Pine, which had been identified as “one of the best examples of…

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Historic Auto Row Resource in Play, Zoned for 130 Feet in Height

February 13, 2020

Designed by the O’Brien Brothers and built to serve as a public garage back in 1925, the three-level building on the northwest corner of Franklin and Pine was recently identified…

SB on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
Not really sure of your point. It’s mostly hills in this neighborhood, especially coming back, and not an easy walkable…
Fishchum on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
SB, that doesn't change the fact that it's a 20 minute walk to West Portal.
sf on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
Speaking of forest hill, west portal: Miss Old Krakow 😢
tfourier on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
Weird comment. The type of people who decide to live in Forrest Hills really has not changed since it was…
SB on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
Hi, I used to live not far from there. It’s not an easy walk to anywhere. And the weather is…
SB on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
A true Oasis. Definitely, maybe.
sf on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
I actually like the seclusion and misty (foggy) charm of Forest Hill/ St. Francis Wood. It's so unique to any…
Fishchum on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
It's a 20 minute walk to West Portal. It's a much different vibe than Cole or Noe Valley.
Mission Urbanist on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
Squarely within the fog belt (miserable weather). No retail within walking distance. Attenuated back yard. I'd buy in Cole or…
sockettome on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
"But does garage capacity really matter on a street like this with plentiful street parking"? If you have a 1969…