As part of the widening probe and criminal investigation into San Francisco’s former Director of Public Works, Mohammed Nuru, the City Attorney’s Office has just issued 14 subpoenas related to the (waylaid) Hayes Valley development at 555 Fulton Street. Six (6) of the subpoenas were issued to companies linked... Read More »

Boosted by the re-opening of the sales office for the waylaid Hayes Valley development at 555 Fulton Street and some price adjustments at developments around town, the number of purchase contracts signed for new construction condos in San Francisco was 68 percent higher on a year-over-year basis last month... Read More »

Having ground to a halt last year, waylaid by the late delivery of its custom designed glass skin, construction on the 139 new Hayes Valley condos at 555 Fulton Street is back underway. And having laid the groundwork for a formula retailer to operate the development’s 25,000-square-foot grocery store... Read More »

Speaking of new developments in Hayes Valley, if it feels like construction on the 139 condos and grocery store space at 555 Fulton Street has ground to a halt, you’re not mistaken. But until the waylaid exterior glass panels for the building, a custom designed skin which features horizontally... Read More »

With the exception of the Jehovah’s Witnesses building on the corner of Fulton and Octavia, the Hayes Valley block upon which the five-story 555 Fulton Street development will rise has been cleared, making way for 139 new dwelling units, 148 parking spaces, and a 30,000 square foot grocery store... Read More »

As we first reported last week, the previously approved plans to construct a five-story, mixed-use building with 139 dwelling units, 148 off-street parking spaces, and a 30,000 square foot grocery store at 555 Fulton Street have been dusted off and the design refined. Tomorrow, San Francisco’s Planning Commission will... Read More »

While the plans for the Hayes Valley development with 139 residential units and a ground floor grocery store at 555 Fulton Street have been dusted off, as a number of plugged-in readers quickly noted, Ian Birchall and Associates is the new architect of record, having drafted a “distinct evolution”... Read More »

Approved for development in 2010, the permits to demolish nearly the entire Hayes Valley block bounded by Fulton, Octavia, Birch and Laguna and build a five-story mixed-use building at 555 Fulton Street are making their way through Planning with a revised design. The development will yield 139 new dwelling... Read More »

Not only did San Francisco’s Planning Department brush aside an appeal of the proposed 555 Fulton project, but went so far as to approve the original Saitowitz design. Booyah! The residential parking ratio was, however, reduced to 0.5:1. Read More »