Planning permits have been filed for the renovation of an historic four-story building at 16 Jessie Street in San Francisco. The listed structure, dubbed One Ecker Place, was constructed in the aftermath of the 1906 Earthquake as a commercial warehouse and was converted into residential use twenty years ago. Irvine-based Sehgal Revoc. Living Trust is listed as the property owner.
New renderings and updated documents have been shared for a skyscraper at 536 Mission Street in SoMa, San Francisco. The team is still pursuing two high-density versions for the site, with a minor residential capacity for the mixed-use iteration. Lincoln Property Company and McCourt Partners are jointly responsible for the application.
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.
Construction is now underway for the nine-story affordable senior housing complex at 967 Mission Street in SoMa, San Francisco. BGI and Nibbi have started excavation on the former surface parking lot in preparation for the 95-unit residential infill. The development is sponsored by the MOHCD, following the property’s dedication to the city by the developers of 5M.
Preliminary plans have been submitted for the potential redevelopment of the Caltrain San Francisco Railyards at 4th and King Street in SoMa, San Francisco. The trove of documents filed earlier this week shows a few variants for transforming the 18.6-acre property into a high-density extension of the city’s urban environment, with the tallest tower potentially reaching 850 feet. The plan is a joint venture with Prologis and Caltrain.
