New building permits have been issued for an affordable housing infill at 249 Pennsylvania Avenue on Potrero Hill, San Francisco. The project would add 127 apartments to a vacant lot immediately next to Interstate 280. Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation and Young Community Developers are jointly responsible for the project.
The San Francisco Recovery Fund has announced its vision for 50 1st Street in SoMa, San Francisco. The site has been a prominent mothballed pit in the heart of the city after construction ceased in 2020 amid the former developer’s financial turmoil. Now, the project team is looking to open Fifth at First as early as 2031.
The San Francisco Planning Commission will meet tomorrow to review information on a proposed redevelopment of parcels located at 1027, 1031-1033, 1043-1045, and 1047-1049 Clayton Street. The project would clear all parcels of existing structures, requiring the demolition of two existing family dwellings. Schaub Li Architects, the project designer and applicant, has proposed replacing them with nine new units of housing spread across five separate parcels.
Plans have been published for a portion of the residential infill at 70 and 74 Laidley Street in Fairmount Heights, San Francisco. Renderings have been published for the larger four-story apartment complex at 70 Laidley Street. Cass Calder Smith Architecture + Interiors is responsible for the design.
Preliminary permits have been refiled for a residential tower at 395 3rd Street in SoMa, San Francisco. The project team is seeking re-entitlement for the site and now proposes a 45-story skyscraper with 501 apartments, including 51 affordable units. Strada Investment Group is the project sponsor.
