Updated plans have been filed to convert a former church at 554 Fillmore Street into a mixed-use development with housing and an event space in San Francisco’s Lower Haight. The adaptive reuse expects to retain much of the former Sacred Heart Church’s exterior and nave while creating five floors for housing on the eastern end. The Pollard Group is sponsoring the project.
Plans for a once-abandoned housing proposal have been revived. Reuben Law is scheduled to request an extension of city approval for the 184-unit project to replace a former car wash at 400 Divisadero Street in San Francisco’s Lower Haight. If the extension is approved, the developer will have until the summer of 2025 to secure funding and start construction.
A new residential project is proposed at 124 Haight Street in Lower Haight, San Francisco. The project proposal includes some developmental alterations to an existing residential building consisting of two units.
Several demolition permits have been filed to clear the way for 400 Divisadero Street, a residential infill at the corner of Oak Street in San Francisco’s Lower Haight neighborhood. The long-planned development is aiming to replace two car-oriented structures and low-density buildings with 186 new homes. Genesis CA Development is listed as the project developer.
Public notices are circulating for the four-story mixed-use building at 474-484 Haight Street in San Francisco’s Lower Haight neighborhood. The project will replace a property with vacant retail space with a new child-care facility and residential housing. Tommy Lee of Merced Residential Care is listed as the property owner, operating through Haight Tower LLC.