The San Francisco Planning Commission is scheduled to review plans tomorrow for The Flats, phase two of the India Basin waterfront master plan in San Francisco. The India Basin Flats is expected to add 75 townhomes with additional dwelling units as part of the plan to construct over a thousand residences, retail, and nearly six acres of parks to the vacant bayside property. BUILD Inc. is the project sponsor and developer.
Plans are going up for public review tomorrow for the seven-story addition at 2083 Ellis Street north of the panhandle in San Francisco. The proposal will be up for informational review, with ministerial protection through Senate Bill 423. John Stricklin of NOPA Heights Partners LLC is responsible for the application.
The environmental review process has started for the potential mixed-use 41-story tower at 530 Sansome Street in San Francisco’s Financial District. The city’s planning department has issued the notice of preparation for the Environmental Impact Report, accepting public comment to inform the scope of the report. The project will include offices, a 200-key hotel, and a four-story replacement fire station across from the Transamerica Pyramid. Related and the City are jointly responsible for the project in a public-private partnership.
New permits have been filed for a residential redesign at 3676 17th Street in San Francisco’s Mission District. The development will replace a nearly century-old facade of the 1872-built structure with an Italianate-inspired design while retaining the existing residential capacity. Wilson Constantine is listed as the property owner.
Planning permits have been filed for a potential residential addition to the recently sold apartment complex at 81 Mayhew Way in Pleasant Hill, Contra Costa County. The project would add 149 apartments to the existing 418-unit senior housing community. Bridge Investment Group Holdings and Bridge Workforce Funding are the property owners after purchasing the site for $101 million this July.