Permits have been filed for new residencies at 289-299 Castro Street in Duboce Triangle, San Francisco. The site is between 16th street and Beaver Street. MUNI’s light rail is one block away at the Castro station.
Permits have been filed for the construction of a new multifamily structure located at 247 Upper Terrace in the neighborhood of Corona Heights, San Francisco. The site is along a winding road on a small mountain. Nearby transit access is offered to MUNI Light Rail via the station at Carl Street and Cole Street.
A recent Community Design review presentation has revealed renderings from a new CDD Headquarters for the SF Water Power and Sewer at 2000 Marin Street in Hunters Point, San Francisco. The area is comparatively underdeveloped, given its proximity to the Central Business District. While this project will do little to increase residential density, the new structures will help improve facilities for a department in charge of the city’s water supply.
Permits have been filed to expand residential space at 129 Green Street in Jackson Square, San Francisco. The lot sits between Sansome Street and Battery Street. It is within walking distance of downtown San Francisco and the Muni Metro light rail station at Embarcadero and Greenwich Street. Neighborhood highlights include the Coit Tower just five blocks away, and the Exploratorium at Pier 15, three blocks east.
Permits have been filed to add six new units at 940 and 942 Hayes Street in Hayes Valley, San Francisco. The site is just half a block from the large Alamo Square, providing nice green space by the landmark Painted Ladies. The address is located between Steiner Street and Fillmore Street. The MUNI light rail station at Duboce Avenue and Church Street is eight blocks away.