The Un-Holey Redesign Of Trinity Place
As originally designed, rendered and approved, the 1,900-unit Trinity Place development, which will front Mission, Eighth, and Market Streets, included two big “holes” in the building’s façade along 8th and…
A False Sense Of Preservation In SF?
While the proposed Polk Gulch development to rise twelve stories on Pine Street isn’t facing any significant opposition from its neighbors, San Francisco’s Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) is encouraging the…
Polk Gulch Rising: New Development Running Unopposed
The latest renderings for the 1545 Pine Street project will be presented to San Francisco’s Planning Commission this week, with the Planning Department’s recommendation that the Polk Gulch development be…
Twelve-Story Polk Gulch Development Slated For Approval
The proposed Polk Gulch development which would rise to a height of 130 feet on the south side of Pine Street between Polk and Van Ness Avenue – adjacent to,…
Mid-Market Fireworks: Rendering Flash And Rocketing Rents
Shorenstein is pushing forward with the development of 1066 Market Street, a proposed 300-unit building designed by Arquitectonica to rise a narrow twelve stories along Market Street with the bulk…
Transbay Neighborhood Site For Approved 418-Unit Tower Sold
Hines and Invesco have partnered to purchase 41 Tehama Street, the Transbay District parcel which was originally approved for development up to 31-stories and then “supersized” last year. The 41…
Polk Gulch Development Rendered, Ready For Environmental Review
Across Van Ness Avenue from two 13-story towers slated to rise, Trumark Companies is planning to raze five little buildings between 1527 and 1545 Pine Street and construct a 12-story…
Plans To Raze Market Street “Home” And Build 64 Apartments
Plans to raze the shuttered Home restaurant at the Corner of Market and Church and construct a seven-story building designed by Arquitectonica with 64 apartments, 15 parking spaces, and 4,700…
Shorenstein’s Proposed Mid-Market Development Rendered
While Shorenstein’s proposed “Mid-Market” development between Jones and Taylor would rise a slender twelve stories along Market Street, the majority of the 301-unit building would rise an effective 14 stories…
Plans For Another Twelve-Story Mid-Market/Tenderloin Tower
Shorenstein Properties has filed preliminary plans to build a 12-story residential building designed by Bernardo Fort-Brescia of Arquitectonica on a parcel which fronts Market Street between Jones and Taylor but…