Oh Thank Heaven For The Renovation Of 220 Battery
The little building at 220 Battery Street is owned by the Japanese company Kokubu Kensetsu Kogyo. And in the words of a plugged-in tipster, the building has been more or…
One Ecker Take Two (Or Three)
As we wrote in July: One Ecker Place has officially changed hands. And as a plugged-in tipster noted earlier this week, the sales office is positioning for a September grand…
As One Ecker Turns (Back On): September Grand Re-Opening Planned
One Ecker Place has officially changed hands. And as a plugged-in tipster noted earlier this week, the sales office is positioning for a September grand (re)opening. Asking $450,000 to $1,400,000…
555 Washington’s EIR Certification Reversed
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has upheld the appeal of the San Francisco Planning Department’s certification of the Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the 555 Washington project voting 10…
Out Of The Shadow And Into The Spotlight: 555 Washington Designs
The developers behind a proposed 38-story and 248-unit condo tower in the shadow of the Transamerica Pyramid are pushing forward. From the Draft Environmental Impact Report for the 555 Washington…
The Proposed Sixty-Six Forty-Five Condos (And Parking) Of 300 Grant
It was sixteen months ago that we first plugged you in to the proposed design for a ten-story mixed use development at 300 Grant (corner of Grant and Sutter). At…
One (1) Ecker Place Update: Sales Office Open (And A Few Details)
Three months ago we plugged you in to the conversion of One Ecker Place (map) into 51 condominiums (and just over 3,000 square feet of retail). And thanks to a…
The Proposed Sixty-Six Condos (And Parking) Of 300 Grant
Yesterday’s post regarding The Odeon evoked a number of references to 300 Grant, a mixed-use development slated for the corner of Grant and Sutter. And while it’s been a while…
The Royal San Francisco
The Royal Insurance Building at 201 Sansome Street was built in 1907 for the Royal Globe Insurance Company, and after ninety-nine years, it’s going residential. Designed by New York City…