The paperwork to secure the building permits for the proposed 40-story Hub District tower to rise up to 435 feet in height at One Oak Street – at the prominent intersection of Oak, Market and Van Ness Avenue – has been filed. And with the project team preparing for... Read More »
The Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) for the proposed 40-story tower to rise at the intersection of Market and Van Ness has just been released along with a number of project refinements and new details. The condo count for the One Oak Street project has dropped from 320 to... Read More »
In addition to potentially raising building height limits, allowing for more density, and setting the stage for a number of public realm improvements, such as new public open spaces and safer streets, the draft plan for the City’s Market Street Hub Project envisions transforming the intersection of Market and... Read More »
A plugged-in source delivers the latest designs for the proposed 435-foot-tall tower with over 300 condos to rise on the northwest corner of Market Street and Van Ness Avenue, a prominent Mid-Market development originally dubbed “One Van Ness” but now known as One Oak. The new renderings for the... Read More »
Trumark Urban’s proposed 12-story building to rise at 1554 Market Street, between Franklin and Van Ness, with 109 condos over three ground-floor retail spaces and an underground garage for 28 cars, is slated to be approved by San Francisco’s Planning Commission at the end of the month (June 25).... Read More »
High above the proposed plaza to transform the intersection of Market and Van Ness, the “skylounge” on the 28th floor of the proposed One Oak tower would offer some rather spectacular views for the building’s residents and guests, as would the private balcony for the Grand Penthouse A on... Read More »
A plugged-in source delivers the first detailed rendering and description of the 19,000-square-foot public plaza which could transform the intersection of Market and Van Ness, at the base of the proposed 39-story tower dubbed One Oak (formerly One Van Ness), where the stubby All Star Cafe currently sits. From... Read More »
Build Inc. has filed their new designs for a proposed 435-foot-tall residential tower to rise on the northwest corner of Market Street and Van Ness Avenue, a prominent development previously dubbed “One Van Ness” but now known as One Oak. While Snøhetta grabbed headlines for having replaced Richard Meier... Read More »
“Curtains are an easy fix for bathtub privacy. They could be left open for the majority of the time ...” [more]
“Theater rooms are awesome. My sister (in LA) has a theater room and her old place did as well. My ki...” [more]
“If your home price is flat and inflation is 10% over the last year, the value of the house is down 1...” [more]
“UPDATE: 27500 La Vida Real, which remains on the market, has been relisted anew for $39,998,000....” [more]
“I find the building interesting. I wonder if they are positioning themselves to be purchased along ...” [more]
“I don't doubt one of that guy's private school teachers said something like that. I question the wis...” [more]
“would it be more housing friendly? Why?...” [more]
“Crazy market. Just when you thought 30yr fixed rates would continue to climb they reverse. The 30yr ...” [more]
“Here's a video of Friedman talking on inflation. There are other points of view of course, but it's...” [more]
“Yes. And while usually reserved for clients, single-family home inventory in San Francisco is curre...” [more]