Western Addition

880 McAllister Street, rendering by DLR Group

Demolition Permits Filed For 860-880 McAllister Street, San Francisco

Demolition permits have been filed for three existing structures within the Freedom West housing cooperative in San Francisco’s Fillmore District. The application would bolster the construction of the first new complex of the Freedom West 2.0 masterplan with over a hundred units of affordable senior housing at 880 McAllister Street. MacFarlane Partners and Avanath Capital Management are the project sponsors.

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807 Franklin Street east elevation from Franklin Street, rendering by Kerman Morris Architects

Modified Plans For 807 Franklin Street, San Francisco

Modified plans have been filed for an eight-story apartment complex at 807 Franklin Street in San Francisco’s Western Addition neighborhood. This application comes over half a decade after a two-story Victorian house was moved from Franklin Street to Fulton Street to make way for a 2018-approved development. San Francisco-based Brown and Company is still responsible for the development as the property owner.

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Freedom West inner street scape, rendering by DLR Group

Meeting Tomorrow For Freedom West 2.0, San Francisco

The San Francisco Planning Commission is scheduled to review plans tonight for the massive Freedom West 2.0 master plan. The city has published the Draft Environmental Impact Report, which provides insight into the proposal to replace an existing affordable housing neighborhood with more than two thousand apartments, including replacement units for existing residents. MacFarlane Partners is the project applicant, working with Avanath Capital Management.

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2083 Ellis Street north and south facade elevations, illustration by Topetcher Architecture

Updated Proposal For 2083 Ellis Street in Western Addition, San Francisco

Revised plans have surfaced for the residential infill at 2083 Ellis Street in San Francisco’s Western Addition district. Several elements of the project have changed, including an extra floor, two fewer units, and clarification that the existing Victorian-era home will be adaptively reused during development. John Stricklin of NOPA Heights Partners LLC is responsible for the application.

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