Roosevelt Tamale Parlor Building On The Market In The Mission
When the Roosevelt Tamale Parlor building on 24th Street in the Mission quietly traded hands for $1.85 million five months ago, the two one-bedroom flats above the restaurant were rented…
Former Socialist Party Hall Fetches $6.5M In The Mission
The former meeting hall at 143 Albion Street, which was once home to San Francisco’s Socialist Party, as well as to Tom Waddel, the late founder of the Gay Games,…
A Decade Of Evictions In San Francisco By District And Type
Over the past ten years, a total of 5,470 rent-controlled housing units have been cleared of tenants and removed from the rental market in San Francisco by way of no-fault…
Planning Commission Initiates Mission District Mini-Moratorium
San Francisco’s Planning Commission has voted to consider enacting “Interim Controls” for new market-rate housing, office and retail developments in the Mission. The stated intent is to provide the City…
City To Pay Luxury Price For Affordable Mission District Development
The City of San Francisco has agreed to pay $18.5 million for the former “Quality Tune-Up” site at 490 South Van Ness Avenue and 16th Street in the Mission, a…
Affordable Housing Bond Report And Average Rent-Control Tenancy
An interesting factoid with respect to rent control tenants in San Francisco from the City’s Economic Impact Report for the proposed $310 million General Obligation bond to support Affordable Housing…
Signatures For Mission District Housing Moratorium Delivered
The sponsors of the proposed ballot measure which would impose a Mission District Housing Moratorium have delivered 15,101 signatures in support of the initiative to San Francisco’s Department of Elections.…
Modern Mission District Condo Fetches $2.85M, $1,300 Per Foot
Listed for $2.95 million in January, the sale of the modern Mission District condo at 145 Albion Street has closed escrow with a reported contract price of $2.85 million or…
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Developer Suddenly Selling A Pair Of ‘Unparalleled’ Opportunities
While Artthaus made headlines earlier this month for filing plans to construct a seven-story building with 131 Group Housing Units and shared kitchens at 1798 Bryant Street in the Mission,…
Frozen Valencia Street Development Cleared To Recommence, But…
Frozen mid-construction by a Superior Court Judge who ruled that San Francisco’s Board of Appeals had abused its discretion and “failed to set forth the analytic route it traveled” when…