With the number of new units of housing in San Francisco that finished up construction in the third quarter of the year having outpaced the total of those which were newly proposed, the overall pipeline of apartments and condos under development in the city slipped by roughly 200 to... Read More »
Back in August, a few months before the first phase of Avalon’s new 326-unit Dogptach development at 800 Indiana Street open its doors, the development was being marketed with studios starting at $2,910 a month; one-bedrooms starting at $3,305; two-bedrooms starting at $4,525; and three-bedrooms priced at $6,979 and... Read More »
With new proposals having been submitted to the City for roughly the same number of residential units that finished construction in the second quarter of the year, the overall pipeline of apartments and condos under development in San Francisco is holding around 63,500 having peaked at 63,700 in the... Read More »
Having adopted an “Intent to Approve” AvalonBay’s plans for a 326-unit apartment building to rise up to 58 feet in height at 800 Indiana Street last month, San Francisco’s Planning Commission is slated to act upon its intent and formally approve the development this week, albeit with a new... Read More »
With relatively few comments or challenges, the Environmental Impact Report for AvalonBay’s proposed development of 338 apartments to rise at 800 Indiana Street, in Dogpatch on the 2.5-acre parcel upon which the San Francisco Opera’s warehouse currently stands, is slated to be certified by San Francisco’s Planning Commission this week. Surrounded by... Read More »
The Environmental Impact Report for AvalonBay’s proposed development of 338 apartments at 800 Indiana Street, in Dogpatch across from Esprit Park and upon the 2.5-acre parcel upon which the San Francisco Opera’s warehouse currently stands, has been published and the public hearing for the report has been scheduled for... Read More »
AvalonBay is pushing forward with the proposed development of up to 338 apartments in Dogpatch, across the street from Esprit Park. The 800 Indiana Street project would rise up to 58 feet in height across the 2.5-acre parcel upon which the San Francisco Opera’s set warehouse currently stands, surrounded... Read More »
With an agreement in place to develop the Dogpatch parcel upon which the San Francisco Opera stores its sets, Archstone and Build Inc. are proposing a creative design for the block, breaking the 350-unit development into five buildings designed by four architects. The five distinct buildings designed by Kava... Read More »
Contingent upon City approvals to develop the site, the San Francisco Opera has agreed to sell its set-construction warehouse at 800 Indiana Street to Archstone which has filed an application to build 350 units of housing on the site. The opera’s building at 800 Indiana is a long, skinny... Read More »
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