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Another Infill Project Slated for Approval, Despite Objections

July 15, 2021

Speaking of infill projects, the plans for a proposed six-story, 60-foot-tall building to rise on 18th Street, between Church and Sanchez, could be approved by San Francisco’s Planning Commission this…

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Big Plans for an SRO Development on This Single-Family Site

April 16, 2020

Purchased for $1.9 million in November of last year, plans to raze the little 1,200-square-foot home at 3832 18th Street, a “1900’s home with period detail on [an] amazing block…

SB on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
Not really sure of your point. It’s mostly hills in this neighborhood, especially coming back, and not an easy walkable…
Fishchum on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
SB, that doesn't change the fact that it's a 20 minute walk to West Portal.
sf on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
Speaking of forest hill, west portal: Miss Old Krakow 😢
tfourier on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
Weird comment. The type of people who decide to live in Forrest Hills really has not changed since it was…
SB on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
Hi, I used to live not far from there. It’s not an easy walk to anywhere. And the weather is…
SB on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
A true Oasis. Definitely, maybe.
sf on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
I actually like the seclusion and misty (foggy) charm of Forest Hill/ St. Francis Wood. It's so unique to any…
Fishchum on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
It's a 20 minute walk to West Portal. It's a much different vibe than Cole or Noe Valley.
Mission Urbanist on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
Squarely within the fog belt (miserable weather). No retail within walking distance. Attenuated back yard. I'd buy in Cole or…
sockettome on What’s the Story Morning Glory?
"But does garage capacity really matter on a street like this with plentiful street parking"? If you have a 1969…