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A Retail to Residential Conversion in the Works

March 4, 2022

Plans to subdivided and convert 3,336 square feet of vacant retail space at the base of the Bay Tower apartment complex at 388 Beale Street into new residential units have…

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A DUM Remodeling “Mistake” That Could Be Rather Costly

December 2, 2021

Purchased as a vacant two-unit building for $690,000 in September of 2001, a permit to remodel the kitchen on the main/second floor of the rather lovely Victorian at 1016 Pierce…

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Planning to Protect Neighborhood Laundromats, for Now

October 12, 2021

With a third of the neighborhood-serving Laundromats in San Francisco having shuttered over the past eight years, which has disproportionally impacted lower-income and older residents in buildings without in-unit or…

City Planning Industry Stuff Remodeling and Renovation

Approved But Not Permitted and a Couple of Familiar Names

September 2, 2021

Plans to add a new Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) to the four-unit Noe Valley building at 1475 Church Street were drawn and approved back in mid-2018. And the completed work…

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Haight Street Development Redesigned, Slated for Approval

August 12, 2021

In the works since 2016, as we first reported at the time, refined plans for redeveloping the former Lee’s Meat and Popular Market site at 478-482 Haight Street could be…

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Modern Infill on the Boards, Slated for Approval

March 18, 2021

Purchased for a breathless “$1,700 per square foot,” or “$1.65 million for a tear down(!),” in the third quarter of 2019, plans to raze the uninhabitable 950-square-foot Portola District home…

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Conversion of Historic Cow Hollow Garage Closer to Reality

February 9, 2021

Nearly foreclosed upon when on the market as a development site back in 2017, the 105-year-old Cow Hollow garage at 1776 Green Street, which has been tagged as a Class…

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Plans to Raze $16 Million Sea Cliff Home and Build Anew

June 24, 2020

Quietly acquired for $16 million in August of last year, plans to raze the 11,351-square-foot, three-story Mid-Century home at 4 Sea Cliff Avenue – which was built in 1956, expanded…

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Take Two (With an ADU) for a Suspended Noe Project

April 13, 2020

Purchased for $1.485 million in April of 2015, plans to “reconfigure,” remodel and expand the vacant two-unit building at 1369-1371 Sanchez Street were submitted to Planning and approved. Based upon…

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Outer Mission Rising as Envisioned and Infilled

January 6, 2020

Plans to raze the two older buildings at 4716-4722 Mission Street, which technically sit on the border of Mission Terrace and the Excelsior, between Leo and Ruth and within the…

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A Retail to Residential Conversion in the Works

A DUM Remodeling “Mistake” That Could Be Rather Costly

Planning to Protect Neighborhood Laundromats, for Now

Approved But Not Permitted and a Couple of Familiar Names

Haight Street Development Redesigned, Slated for Approval

Modern Infill on the Boards, Slated for Approval

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