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The proposed project would consist of the demolition of an existing 40‐foot‐high building and the construction of a new 99‐foot‐high, ten‐story building with one basement level, containing a total of…
The tips started rolling in last week as Soma Grand residents received word that the sales banners on the side of the building were coming down (“you will now be…
It’s a guest editorial from Rincon Hill resident Jamie Whitaker related to yesterday’s Board of Supervisors’ approval of $1,844,273 in grants from the SOMA Community Stabilization Fund (funded by way…
Purchased for $729,000 in August 2000, the Lower Pacific Heights condo at 1940 Buchanan resold at $800,000 in June 2004 for average annual appreciation of 2.5 percent. Returned to the…
Eighteen foot ceilings over the living room, dining “room,” kitchen and entry; big views from the windows and decks; and four bedrooms and four and one-half baths over four thousand…
A planning code amendment “to address screening, greening, street tree, and permeability requirements; creating definitions for “vehicle use area,” “ornamental fencing,” and “permeable surface;” requirements for the establishment of new…
Speaking of new developments at the mouth of Mission Creek and around AT&T Park, as we wrote in November: Purchased for $780,000 in August 2006, the “almost new” 188 King…
It’s a nice then (2003) and now look down Mission Creek to AT&T Park from the Chronicle. “The area next to the ballpark had just 540 residents in the 2000…
With the legal appeal of the Planning Commission’s approval of 555 Washington’s Environmental Impact Report (EIR) pending (which we’ll call round three), the Planning Commission’s follow-up votes with respect to…
Purchased in 2005 for $1,111,500 but then extensively remodeled in 2006 (directed by architect Neal Schwartz), the nearly 3,000 square foot single-family home at 48 Linda sold in 2008 for…