Elbo Room Lease Extended through 2017
While the Elbo Room’s lease expired last month, and the owners of the venue at 645 Valencia have been working on plans to demolish the building and construct nine condos…
Tamale Parlor Building Relisted For Less, Lease Expires 2017
Listed for $3.2 million in July, reduced to $3.0 million in August, and then withdrawn from the MLS in September, the Roosevelt Tamale Parlor building at 2817 24th Street in…
Mission District Incomes And Demographics: 2000 To 2025
While the population of San Francisco’s Mission District has actually dropped nearly 10 percent since the year 2000 census, the number of households has increased 11 percent. And the percentage…
Valencia Street Development Slated For Approval, But…
With a slightly refined design and 49 units, down from 52 as originally proposed, the plans for a five-story building to rise on the northwest corner of 23rd and Valencia…
Mission District Mural Building On The Market, Peek Inside
If you’ve ever wondered what’s hidden in building behind the “Be the Change You Want To See In the World” mural at 25th and Bryant in the Mission, here’s your…
What’s It worth to Get Rid of Elderly Tenants in S.F.?
Five months ago, the two-unit Mission District building with an unwarranted in-law at 867-869 South Van Ness was purchased for $1.625 million. At the time of the sale, the in-law…
Long-Term Effect Of Mission Moratorium: None
Despite what you might have read elsewhere, according to the City’s Office of Economic Analysis, “a temporary moratorium on market-rate housing would not affect the supply or price of housing…
Developers Picked For Mission Parcel, Plan To Build Higher Than Zoned
While currently only zoned for building up to 55-feet high and with a parcel size that would support up to 60 units of housing at that height, the two players…
Reports Of Mission Development’s Indefinite Pause Are Overblown
Reports that the proposed 274-unit development to rise across the majority of the 2000 block of Bryant Street in the Mission “has been put on hold indefinitely” are being overblown.…
New Law Could Radically Alter Who Gets Affordable Housing In S.F.
As it currently stands, affordable or ‘Below Market Rate’ housing units in San Francisco are allocated by lottery with preferences given to households that hold a rare Certificate of Preference…