San Francisco Public Works has presented three options for new trash cans in the city. The new receptacles are to be distributed across the city, replacing the over 3,000 existing green bins currently in use since 1993. The proposes feature sleek silver designs intending to improve the ever-developing urban streetscape. A decision has not yet been made.
Demolition permits have been filed for the existing two-story commercial structure at 1939 Market Street by the Castro in San Francisco. The site is expected to be transformed into a 15-story affordable senior housing complex that will support the neighborhood’s historic LGBTQ+ community. The project developers, Mercy Housing and Openhouse, have previously said construction could start in late 2026 or early 2027.
Preliminary permits have been filed for a four-story apartment infill at 1037 14th Street in Corona Heights, San Francisco. The proposal would replace a single-family house with three apartments above a three-car garage. RKD Consulting is responsible for the application and design on behalf of the property owner.
Plans have been published for a potential residential expansion at 477 Duncan Street in Noe Valley, San Francisco. The initial application hopes to pursue development through the Housing Choice-San Francisco Program. Ojanen Chiou Architects is responsible for the application on behalf of the individual property owner.
Formal permits have been filed for the Seawall Lot 330 redevelopment along San Francisco’s Embarcadero. The proposal now seeks to construct a single full-block structure at 555 Beale Street. with reduced residential capacity, ground-floor retail, and parking. Strada Investment Group is responsible for the application.