Reduced plans have been filed for the residential infill at 3230 24th Street in San Francisco’s Mission District. The flat-iron-style complex, dubbed Trigona, is now expected to add 20 units across six floors, lobbing off two floors and nearly halving the residential capacity to the triangular parcel. Wong Logan Architects is listed as the property owner, applicant, and architect.
Plans have been approved for a three-story apartment complex at 333 Franklin Street in Mountain View, Santa Clara County. The project will provide a small residential increase to a narrow parcel close to the city center. Silicon Valley Custom Homes Inc. is responsible for the application and filing on behalf of the owner, David Chao.
Construction is rising quickly for the mixed-use tower at 1123 Sutter Street in Lower Nob Hill, San Francisco. Concrete has surpassed the 8th floor for the future 22-story high-rise, which will eventually open with 303 apartments and ground-floor retail. Martin Building Company is responsible for the development.
Preliminary plans have been published for a small residential infill at 3832 18th Street in San Francisco’s Mission Dolores neighborhood. The latest proposal shows a steep decrease in potential dwelling capacity for the narrow parcel compared to the 2022-approved entitlements by the same owners. Vanguard Properties is still responsible for the application, operating through M-J SF Investments LLC.
Permits have been filed for renovations at 2100 Jackson Street in Pacific Heights, San Francisco. The proposal would reintroduce the 12 vacant apartments to the market after the late Maurice Kanbar, creator of Skyy Vodka, evicted all tenants at the turn of the millennium in a high-profile move to convert the complex into his personal residence. Emerald Fund is the new owner responsible for the application.
