Construction is expected to start in the Spring or Summer of next year for the 15-story affordable senior LGBTQ+ housing proposal at 1939 Market Street in San Francisco’s Castro neighborhood. The development recently secured funding from the California Department of Housing and Community Development. Mercy Housing and Openhouse are joint developers for the project.
The long-delayed Oceanwide Center project in San Francisco’s SoMa Neighborhood may be getting new life with a deal to change the property’s ownership. Last week, a new developer put down a nonrefundable deposit on the 50 First Street site, with hopes of closing a full deal within the next two months.
New building and demolition permits have been filed for a nine-story apartment complex at 842 California Street near Huntington Park, San Francisco. The filing shows an additional floor has been added to the proposal, slightly increasing the unit count to 33 condominiums. The project developer, Acme Development, secured planning approval late last year.
Plans have surfaced for a potential office-to-housing conversion and expansion of a three-story office building at 2300 Stockton Street in San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf neighborhood. Initial documents show the applicant is looking to increase the floor count and bring new residences to the city’s popular tourism neighborhood. Thousand Architects is responsible for the plans.
Preliminary permits have been filed for a backyard apartment complex at 241 Dolores Street in the Mission Dolores neighborhood of San Francisco. The proposal will replace a private courtyard with a four-story infil and ADU. Knock Architecture & Design is the architect and applicant.
