Preliminary permits have been filed for a 36-story residential tower at 1301 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco. The application invokes the recently passed Housing Choice-San Francisco program to seek approval for a 443-unit complex with no affordable housing. Concrete Interests and Tidewater Capital are jointly listed as project sponsors.
The San Francisco Planning Department is scheduled to discuss the start of the environmental review process for the Railyards mixed-use development around 700 4th Street in SoMa, San Francisco. The meeting will discuss the notice of preparation for the Draft Environmental Impact Report for CEQA, giving the public an opportunity to submit comments to inform the report’s scope. San Francisco-based Prologis, the world’s largest industrial real estate company, is the project sponsor.
Formal plans have been filed for 50 1st Street in SoMa, San Francisco. The latest application provides details about the 913-foot tower, dubbed Fifty at First, as well as more information about the potential mixed-use second phase at 528 Mission Street. The San Francisco Recovery Fund is overseeing the development.
Permits have been filed for a duplex development at 4368 23rd Street in Noe Valley, San Francisco. The proposal would replace a single-family Victorian house with a primary residence and one-bedroom apartment. Mark Thomas Architects is listed as responsible for the application and design.
Plans have surfaced for a potential residential expansion at 1201 Greenwich Street in Russian Hill, San Francisco. The filing suggests a three-story vertical addition above the garage section of the Tamalpais Apartments. San Francisco-based Syncopated Architecture is responsible for drafting the plans.
