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Exemption for 46-Unit Potrero Hill Development Secured

Exemption for 46-Unit Potrero Hill Development Secured

As we first reported back in 2013, the 12,000-square-foot Potrero Hill parking lot parcel which fronts 17th Street at 98 Pennsylvania Avenue was purchased for $1.4 million and the buyers had drafted plans for a 45-unit residential building to rise up to five stories on the irregularly shaped site... Read More »

New I-280 Teardown Plan With A Caltrain Twist (And Turn)

New I-280 Teardown Plan With A Caltrain Twist (And Turn)

With the feasibility study for re-configuring the terminus of I-280 in San Francisco and redeveloping the existing 20-acre Caltrain Depot at 4th and King Streets well underway, Mayor Ed Lee is now pitching plans to re-route Caltrain up Third Street north of 22nd, with a new underground station around Pier 50,... Read More »

S.F. Railyard And I-280 Redevelopment Study Moves Ahead

S.F. Railyard And I-280 Redevelopment Study Moves Ahead

The second phase of the Planning Department’s study to explore the potential for redeveloping San Francisco’s 20-acre Caltrain Depot at 4th and King Streets, connecting rail to the Transbay Center (and possibly the East Bay), and re-configuring the terminus of I-280 in the city been funded. The first phase of... Read More »

Urban Campus For Millennials To Rise In Mission Bay

Urban Campus For Millennials To Rise In Mission Bay

Kilroy Realty has purchased the 3.1-acre Mission Bay Block 40 parcel which sits just south of 16th Street and east of Interstate 280 and will invest $450 million, including the $95 million land purchase, to build a 680,000 square foot urban campus on the site, the early plans for which we... Read More »

SF Railyard Redevelopment And I-280 Terminus Update/Timing

SF Railyard Redevelopment And I-280 Terminus Update/Timing

The contract to study the feasibility and alternatives for redeveloping San Francisco’s 20-acre Caltrain Depot at 4th and King Streets, connecting rail to the Transbay Center (and possibly the East Bay), and reconfiguring the terminus of I-280 in the city is slated to start this month. The first phase... Read More »

San Francisco Launching Railyard Redevelopment And I-280 Study

San Francisco Launching Railyard Redevelopment And I-280 Study

The City of San Francisco has just released an official Request for Proposals (RFP) to study the feasibility and alternatives for redeveloping the 20+ acre Caltrain Depot at 4th and King Streets, connecting rail to the Transbay Center (and possibly the East Bay), and reconfiguring the terminus of I-280... Read More »

The Vision For San Francisco’s Fourth And King Street Railyard

The Vision For San Francisco’s Fourth And King Street Railyard

At the heart of the Mayor’s proposal to tear down the end of I-280 in San Francisco is the redevelopment of the Caltrain railyard between SoMa and Mission Bay, the plan for which plugged-in people have long known was in the works. The 19.1-acre site between 4th and 7th... Read More »

A Bold Plan To Tear Down I-280 North Of 16th Street In San Francisco

A Bold Plan To Tear Down I-280 North Of 16th Street In San Francisco

With a conceptual plan to take down I-280 north of 16th Street in San Francisco, eliminating the ramps at Sixth and Brannan and at Fourth and King and building a street-level boulevard in its place, the Mayor’s office is testing the waters for an idea that a number of... Read More »