As we outlined back in the fourth quarter of 2016: Having been approved for a pair of super skinny buildings to rise up to five stories across the Hayes Valley site, the two former Central Freeway Parcels M and N (a.k.a. 300 and 350 Octavia Street) are now on... Read More »
Having been approved for a pair of super skinny buildings to rise up to five stories across the Hayes Valley site, the two former Central Freeway Parcels M and N (a.k.a. 300 and 350 Octavia Street) are now on the market rather than preparing to break ground. As designed... Read More »
While opposed by neighbors whose property line windows and verandas will be blocked (along with stated concerns about construction noise and the displacement of the mature trees on the site), the plans for a pair of super skinny Hayes Valley buildings to rise up to five stories at 300... Read More »
Speaking of former Central Freeway parcels and future Hayes Valley developments, the plans for a pair of modern five-story buildings to rise on Central Freeway Parcels M (350 Octavia) and N (300 Octavia), two undeveloped parcels which are just over 18-feet wide, have been refined and are working their... Read More »
“Hello do you know if this house was on the top of the hill. Owned by Jack or john S. Dawson in the 7...” [more]
“I am endlessly amazed how people complain ENDLESSLY about design, as if everything should be some so...” [more]
“For all of the YIMBYs out there, who blindly support development, without questioning the people/org...” [more]
“Nah, the listing photo is a significantly steeper angle. Check the extent to which the railings on t...” [more]
“well, if you listen to our resident new urbanist utopians on these comment threads, if the city "man...” [more]
“Unfortunately its not always possible due to the particular building. I manage a 5 unit building an...” [more]
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“Isn't this like a shopping mall with a dying anchor tenant? What's the point of paying the SF premiu...” [more]
“I agree! With a Muni line next door, it seems like this lot is under-developed compared the city-own...” [more]
“I'm sad that this space is not being used for housing. I think this neighborhood should allow for bu...” [more]