Updated renderings have been revealed for the eight-story residential infill at 2201 Market Street in San Francisco. The flatiron project will straddle the border between the vibrant Castro and Duboce Triangle neighborhoods. Chris Foley of Ground Matrix is responsible for the application.
Development permits have been approved for the six-story residential infill at 2114 MacArthur Boulevard in Oakland, Alameda County. The project is poised to replace a vacant parcel with 44 homes and parking near the retail center of the Dimond District. Florida-based Daniel Ochstein is listed as the property owner.
New plans have surfaced for a 23-story residential tower at 1965 Market Street in San Francisco close to the Castro. The tower is a remarkable increase from the same developer’s initial plans to add two hundred rental apartments to the historic property at the corner of Market Street and Duboce Avenue. Keller Grover Properties is the project applicant.
The San Francisco Planning Commission is scheduled to consider plans for the adaptive reuse of 1526 Powell Street in San Francisco tomorrow. The project developer, JS Sullivan, has proposed to retain the John Delucchi Sheet Metal building facade for the entrance of the six-story apartment. City staff are recommending the commission indefinitely delay a vote for the project.
Plans for the nine-story apartment complex continue to move through the San Francisco bureaucracy. The city’s Planning Department has proposed an interdepartmental meeting with the Department of Building Inspection, Public Works, and the Fire Department. The project will replace a surface parking lot with 94 new homes at 1401 Folsom Street in SoMa, San Francisco.
