Plans have been revealed for a potential seven-story infill at 2317-2335 Market Street in San Francisco’s Castro neighborhood. The project team is currently seeking city feedback to replace the property’s backyard with two dozen apartments. San Francisco-based Golden Pacific Properties LLC is listed as the property owner.
2335 Market Street vertical cross-section, illustration by Kerman Morris Architects
2335 Market Street ground-level floor plan, illustration by Kerman Morris Architects
The property is currently composed of five attached two-story shophouses, with apartments above ground-floor retail. While detailed documents have been published, the planning application has not been filed. The feasibility study is seeking review and feedback from city staff.
The project, as described, looks to replace the retail space at 2335 Market Street with an entrance hallway, connecting residents to the rear addition. Once complete, the roughly 84-foot-tall structure is expected to yield around 25,700 square feet, including 18,450 square feet of housing. The plans call for 24 new apartments, with 22 one-bedrooms and two two-bedroom units. Of the 24 units, two would be deed-restricted as affordable to low-income households.
2335 Market Street, image via Google Street View
Kerman Morris Architects is responsible for the design, though detailed illustrations have not yet been shared. The city-published drawings provide insight into potential massing, showing a boxy apartment complex set back from the street.
Public records show the property last sold in 2020 for $5.8 million. The 0.32-acre site is located along Market Street between Castro Street and Noe Street. Future residents will be a block away from the 17th Street and Castro Street light rail station.
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