The San Francisco Planning Commission has issued the final approval for a revised 67-story skyscraper at 10 South Van Ness Avenue within the Market & Octavia area plan in San Francisco. The letter comes just a few months after the property owner applied for temporary use authorization to operate a community and private event space in the existing commercial structure. Crescent Heights is the project sponsor.
Temporary use authorization permits have been requested for the site at 10 South Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco’s Market & Octavia area plan. The application seeks to bring community and private events to the space previously occupied by the Lighthouse ArtSpace gallery, which was recently approved for a 67-story mixed-use skyscraper. NPU Inc., a San Francisco-based event management company, filed the application.
The San Francisco Planning Commission is scheduled to review plans tomorrow afternoon for the 41-story residential tower at One Oak in San Francisco’s Market & Octavia Area Plan. The potential skyscraper is expected to add 541 apartments with ground-floor parking. The Emerald Fund is responsible for the application on behalf of the owner, Washington Capital.
The San Francisco Planning Department has approved plans for a 67-story mixed-use skyscraper at 10 South Van Ness Avenue. The proposal seeks to replace a two-story commercial building with 1,019 apartments, ground-floor retail, and basement parking in what would become the third-tallest building in the city. This approval comes soon after reports that the developer, Crescent Heights, hopes to start construction as early as 2027.
Plans for the 47-story mixed-use tower at 30 Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco are still on hold. However, a construction crane has returned to the site for limited work on the two-year-old foundation as the project developer, Lendlease, continues to wait before restarting work. The activity will ensure the existing site is stable with improvements to the sidewalk fencing.
