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.
Demolition permits have been filed for a vacant single-story church at 263 Lee Avenue in Ingleside, San Francisco. Plans to replace the structure with a three-unit apartment complex were approved last May. Shahin Saneinejad is the property owner responsible for the application.
Preliminary permits have been filed for a small residential infill at 263 Lee Avenue in Ingleside, San Francisco. The developer aims to replace an abandoned church with a three-unit development. Shahin Saneinejad is the property owner responsible for the application.
Development permits have been filed seeking the approval of a residential project at 224 Kirkham Street in Inner Sunset, San Francisco. The project proposal includes the construction of a new four-story residence with an ADU on the ground floor. The project calls for the demolition of an existing two-story single-family home on the site. OpenScope Studio is responsible for the designs.
New preliminary plans have been revealed for a twenty-unit project at 11511 Summit Wood Road in Los Altos Hills, Santa Clara County. The residential proposal is the first seen in the Bay Area to use the highly anticipated Builder’s Remedy, a Zoning Holiday provision enforced by the State for cities with non-compliant housing elements. Sasha Zbrozek is the property owner and applicant.