Renderings have been shared for the office-to-housing conversion of 150 Hayes Street in San Francisco’s Civic Center. The proposal will produce just over a hundred units, adaptively reusing the existing structure while reskinning the facade and adding a floor. The application states construction could start as early as next summer. Emerald Fund and SDG are jointly responsible for the application.
Updated plans have been filed for three four-story townhouse-style infills at 2513 Irving Street in San Francisco’s Inner Sunset neighborhood. The latest application invokes the Family Zoning Plan to produce nine apartments on the property, a minor residential increase from previous plans filed in early 2025. The San Francisco-based Coleman Kao is listed as the property owner, filing through One Ark LLC.
The site located at 400 Divisadero Street in San Francisco is likely to gain a new development sponsor with the funding and intentions to push the project through to completion. The real-estate giant Greystar plans to invest in the property, taking responsibility for its development away from 4Terra Investments, which already completed much of the design and permitting phase for the project. Project supporters are hopeful that the new injection of funding brought by Greystar will help expedite the remaining work.
Permits have been resubmitted for a four-story infill at 2740 McAllister Street in San Francisco’s Lone Mountain neighborhood. The project is looking to bring three apartments to a vacant lot, with the updated application using an engineer-designed structure instead of the former proposal drafted by Stanley Saitowitz | Natoma Architects. Min Qui of MQ Investment and Management Inc. is the property owner and sponsor.
The official groundbreaking ceremony has been held for the 15-story mixed-use tower at 1687 Market Street, San Francisco. The recently modified development is now expected to offer 94 affordable units for artists, a black-box theater, and a neighborhood cafe at the corner of Market and Gough Street. Mercy Housing and Randall Kline of Artists Hub on Market are joint sponsors for the project.
