Up until the 1960s, the total population of Diamond Heights, between Noe Valley and Glen Canyon, was under 400 people. Following a post-World War II population boom resultant housing shortage in San Francisco, the newly formed (and since disbanded) San Francisco Redevelopment Agency set its sights on the three... Read More »
November 1, 2017
7 Comments
7 Comments
“nooooooo ... another classic music studio bites the dust :(...” [more]
“I really love this unit. It would work out fine for me. Nicely done....” [more]
“If one looks at the plans, this project consists entirely of dwelling units (not "group housing"). ...” [more]
“What a tragic irony! The historic preservation rules that were originally intended to protect Victor...” [more]
“UPDATE: Problems for Another Supersized Development as Envisioned...” [more]
“Don't knock it. The ideal location for a Pied-a-terre and/or love pad!...” [more]
“As long as Bottoms Up and Sippin are not affected...” [more]
“Well now it has to get slightly over asking for me to be correct. I think that could happen....” [more]
“UPDATE: Problems for Post Street Redevelopment as Proposed...” [more]
“I think the Editor just likes to say (print) "Touchless Car Wash".....and who can blame them ?? B...” [more]