Plans for an 806-Foot-Tall Transbay District Tower Revealed
While the preliminary designs for what is now proposed to be an 806-foot-tall tower with 64 floors to rise at 550 Howard Street, on Transbay Parcel F, are in the…
Price Index for New Condos in San Francisco 2 Percent Higher YOY
Having ticked up 3 percent in April, the Mark Company’s Pricing Index for new construction condominiums in San Francisco is now running 2 percent higher versus the same time last…
New Timing for San Francisco’s Second Tallest Tower to Rise
With refined designs for a pair of towers and a six-story Urban Room to rise at First and Mission, the tallest of which will reach a height of 910 feet…
Plans For San Francisco’s Second Tallest Tower Are Taking Shape
Beijing-based Oceanwide Holdings has refined their plans for a pair of towers to rise at First and Mission, the tallest of which is designed to reach a height of 910…
Chinese Real Estate Giant Buys Site For Second-Tallest Tower In SF
Beijing-based Oceanwide Holdings has inked a deal to purchase the 50 First Street development site and plans for the second-tallest tower to rise over 900 feet in San Francisco for…
550-Foot Block 5 Tower And Terraces In Context
As we first revealed last week, the designs for the proposed 550-foot office tower to rise on the northeast corner of Howard and Beale, also known as Transbay Block 5,…
Agreement To Keep Affordable Housing Out Of New Tower
The proposal to keep affordable housing out of the 800-foot tower rising at 181 Fremont Street has been recommended for approval and will be presented to San Francisco’s Planning Commission…
181 Fremont Street Tower Could Be “Poor Door” Free
San Francisco’s Transbay Redevelopment Plan requires any new development within the redevelopment area with a residential component to offer at least 15 percent of its units at below market rates,…
Designs For 910-Foot Foster + Partners Tower Submitted To Planning
The preliminary designs for two towers designed by Foster + Partners and Heller Manus Architects which could rise up to 910 feet in height at the corner of First and…
They Dug It Downtown On Fremont Street, And It’s A Bad Mother…
Bored to a depth of 263 feet below street level, the deepest known construction shaft in the history of San Francisco has been drilled at 181 Fremont Street, one of…