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2588 Mission Street pedestrian view, rendering by Ian Birchall and Associates

Various Approvals Met for 2588 Mission Street San Francisco

A CEQA Notice of Exemption and other planning approvals have collectively been met for a large apartment project located at 2588 Mission Street in San Francisco. The project will replace a previous building on the site, which was damaged more than 10 years ago in a major building fire. The new building has taken advantage of a density bonus rule to expedite the approval process.

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425 Broadway aerial view, rendering by Ian Birchall & Associates

Public Meeting Thursday for 425 Broadway, San Francisco

The San Francisco Planning Commission is scheduled to review the eight-story proposal at 425 Broadway in North Beach, San Francisco. The development has been undergoing planning department review since its last change of ownership in 2017, evolving several times and increasing its potential residential capacity to 75 units. San Jose-based Yeh’s Development is the project applicant filing through Montgomery Place LLC.

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425 Broadway aerial view updated design, illustration by Ian Birchall & Associates

Permit Activity For 425 Broadway, San Francisco

Recent permit activity has been filed with a new project profile for 425 Broadway, a proposed residential infill in San Francisco at the foot of Telegraph Hill. Increased plans were revealed for the site earlier this year, nearly doubling the apartment proposal to 74 units designed by Ian Birchall & Associates. San Jose-based Yeh’s Development is the project applicant filing through Montgomery Place LLC.

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425 Broadway increased project, illustration by Ian Birchall & Associates

Increased Plans Filed for 425 Broadway in San Francisco

Increased plans have been filed for 425 Broadway in San Francisco. The latest proposal would replace the 144-car garage, just three blocks from the Transamerica Pyramid, with 74 homes. The new filing is a substantial increase compared to the previous 41-unit application, and it only raises the project height by one floor. Construction would bring two separate buildings and a pedestrian alleyway to the L-shaped parcel along Broadway and Montgomery Street.

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