Board of Supervisors
Mayor Lurie’s Latest Affordable Housing Play: Kill the Rules That Kill the Projects
Proposed ordinance introduced by Mayor Lurie would exempt nonprofit builders from ground floor commercial mandates, expand temporary use authorizations, and streamline conversion of...
Hudson Pacific Targets Office-to-Residential Conversion at 205,000-SQFT Landmark 901 Market Street in San Francisco
The Los Angeles-based REIT disclosed the repositioning during its Q4 2025 earnings call, removing the 1912-era building from its in-service office portfolio as...
San Francisco Launches Tax Incentive District to Convert Empty Office Towers into 4,400 New Homes
The Downtown Revitalization Financing District is the city’s boldest move yet to address a stubborn vacancy crisis—but with zero completed conversions in four...
Developer Proposes Adding Up to 2,800 Units to Treasure Island Neighborhood
Treasure Island Development Plans Major Housing Expansion Amid San Francisco’s Building Slowdown San Francisco’s Treasure Island is preparing to significantly expand its housing...
Cricket Stadium Plans Fall Through at Santa Clara County Fairgrounds
Years of negotiations end as costs mount and county vision remains unclear After four years of discussions and negotiations, plans to build a...
Former UCSF Campus in San Francisco’s Laurel Village to Begin Transformation Into 744-Unit Housing Development
Prado Group receives approval for infrastructure financing 3333 California Street project A long-dormant property in one of San Francisco’s established neighborhoods is moving...
Crescent Heights’ Revived $1B, 67-Story San Francisco Tower With Nearly 1,000 Apartments at 10 S. Van Ness Gains City Approval
Miami-based Crescent Heights is preparing to break ground on one of downtown San Francisco’s most ambitious residential projects in years, betting that surging...
120 Stockton in San Francisco’s Union Square Seeks More Office Space
Former Macy’s men’s store wins unanimous approval to expand office allocation, signaling confidence in downtown recovery In a unanimous vote that underscores growing...
Fisherman’s Wharf Property in San Francisco Eyes Residential Conversion in Sign of Downtown Transformation
In a move that signals the continuing evolution of San Francisco’s commercial real estate landscape, developers have filed plans to convert a three-story...
San Francisco’s “Family Zoning” Plan Passes Board of Supervisors in Contentious 7-4 Vote
Mayor Lurie’s signature housing initiative clears final hurdle despite deep divisions over displacement and rent control protections San Francisco’s most ambitious residential rezoning...
San Francisco’s “Family Zoning” Faces Make-or-Break Vote as Housing Crisis Deepens
Mayor Lurie’s sweeping rezoning plan promises 82,000 new homes by 2031, but neighborhood battles and affordability concerns threaten to derail the city’s most...
San Francisco Supervisors Advance Prologis’ Controversial 1.6MM SQFT Bayview Logistics Hub
Board votes 10-0 to approve development agreement for industrial complex despite years of community opposition San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors took a decisive...
