Crescent Heights, the housing developer behind NEMA and Jasper, has been awarded the development rights for Transbay Parcel F and will pay “at least $165 million” for the site at 546 Howard Street which is zoned for building up to 750-feet in height. The Transbay Joint Powers Authority had... Read More »

The 400-foot tower rising at 45 Lansing has been dubbed “Jasper.” Originally intended to be developed as a 227-unit uberluxury condo building by Turnberry Associates, the project was redesigned by Crescent Heights, the developers of NEMA, to consist of 320 rental units, including nearly one hundred studios (up from 3... Read More »

Crescent Heights, developer of the 754-unit mid-market apartment building known as NEMA at Market and Tenth Streets, has acquired the two-story Honda dealership building at the intersection of Market and South Van Ness Ave, according to Bisnow. Sitting on a prime corner parcel that was partially up-zoned for development... Read More »

With move-ins now scheduled to start October 1, NEMA is moving from virtual to reality at the corner of Tenth and Market, having just put the finishing touches on their first model unit, a 470-square-foot studio on the sixteenth floor of NEMA’s 317-unit south building. Note the in-unit laundry,... Read More »

The leasing office for the 750-unit “NEMA” development on the corner of Market and Tenth is opening its doors for the first time this coming Monday, June 24, at 9am. The first release of studios have been priced from $1,950 per month for 469 square feet on the third... Read More »

Having been commissioned to fulfill the One Percent for Art requirement at 1411 Market Street, the two towers with 754 residential units rising at the corner of Market and Tenth Streets, artist Topher Delaney is scheduled to present her vision for two public art installations to San Francisco’s Planning... Read More »