Once again, plans are shifting dramatically for the potential redevelopment of the Sloat Garden Center in San Francisco’s Sunset District. After over a year of seeking approval for a 50-story tower at 2700 Sloat Boulevard, the previous developer withdrew plans in May of this year. The new joint venture has submitted plans to create over four hundred apartments in a 22-story tower.
Updated permits have been filed for the affordable senior housing redevelopment at 1234 Great Highway in the Outer Sunset, San Francisco. The application shows the project team will pursue financing through the Federal Faircloth-to-RAD process. Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation and Self-Help For The Elderly will be joint developers.
The San Francisco Planning Department has approved plans for a new United Irish Cultural Center at 2700 45th Avenue in the Sunset District neighborhood. The project will create a new six-story home for the over-half-century-old local organization with a solid blue Kilkenny limestone exterior. The densely packed facility will create new community space, including a two-level Saint Patrick’s Room banquet hall, offices, and a public gallery.
At the start of this year, preliminary details surfaced to potentially replace the park-side gas station with housing at 1200 La Playa Street in San Francisco‘s Sunset District. Permits filed earlier this month show the owners have shifted gears, with a project review meeting requested to construct a new home for the convenience store.
Construction has topped out for a five-story apartment complex at 3945 Judah Street in San Francisco’s Outer Sunset neighborhood. The mid-density project replaced an automotive shop with twenty apartments within walking distance of Ocean Beach and Golden Gate Park. Brendan Quinlan of Quinlan Construction is responsible for the project.
