Updated plans have been filed for a residential development at 1844 Church Street in San Francisco’s Fairmount Heights. The proposal would add two units to the low-slung neighborhood between Noe Valley and Glen Park. The property owner is listed as a local individual.
The City of San Francisco has published a complete application notice for the plans to redevelop the 4th and King Station into a master-planned neighborhood in SoMa, San Francisco. The notice establishes a deadline for the planning department to make a final decision by mid-June. Prologis is sponsoring the development, in partnership with Caltrain.
Initial plans have surfaced for a small residential infill at 400 Franconia Street in San Francisco’s Bernal Heights neighborhood. The project could invoke state law to streamline the approval process and enable the replacement of an empty lot with three townhome-style units. Ohio-based Ecom Partners Development LLC is listed as the property owner.
The existing site location of the Jewish Family and Children’s Services building at 2245 Post Street and its neighboring parcel at 2255 Post Street have received a notice of determination, allowing them to proceed to the next phase of development for a new Holocaust Center. The JFCS is self-sponsoring the project, which is to become a combined office space and community building dedicated to the education and awareness of issues surrounding antisemitism, racism, and genocide, both past and present.
Plans for the 41-story skyscraper at 530 Sansome Street near the Transamerica Pyramid are looking more likely to start with the announcement of a co-developer. McCourt Partners and Related California have entered a joint venture for the 574-foot-tall mixed-use proposal and fire station in San Francisco’s Jackson Square neighborhood. McCourt has acquired an equity stake in the project that Related California had previously indicated could start construction as early as this year.
