Tenderloin
San Francisco Commits to 85-Unit Affordable Housing Development at Tenderloin Site After Years of Delays
City officials pledge to seek developers by 2027 for project at 101 Hyde Street, ending extended limbo for long-promised housing The San Francisco...
FORMA Development Proposes 36-Unit, 26-Story Infill Tower in San Francisco’s Lower Nob Hill
Permits filed for the 251-foot project at 777 Sutter Street following state streamlining approval San Francisco’s effort to restart residential development after years...
Mission District’s Historic Hibernia Bank Building Changes Hands in $11MM Deal
Landmark property sells below 2017 price as new owner’s identity remains undisclosed A century-old architectural gem in San Francisco’s Mission District has found...
Revere Housing to Take Control of 1,566-Unit Veritas Portfolio After $570MM Loan Sale
By The Registry Staff After Veritas Investments, once San Francisco’s largest landlord, defaulted on $652 million in debt on 66 buildings housing 1,566...
San Francisco Landlord Mosser Living Faces Potential Loss of 428 Housing Units
One of San Francisco’s largest corporate landlords is confronting a deepening financial crisis that could result in the loss of more than 400...
Beyond the Dorm: How UC Law SF’s Academic Village Is Helping Redefine Urban Student Housing in San Francisco
As housing costs continue to squeeze students and universities alike, UC Law San Francisco has pioneered a fundamentally different approach: the Academic Village,...
Glide Foundation Scales Back Expansion in San Francisco’s Tenderloin to 45,000 SQFT
Revised $40 million project preserves existing structure at 330 Ellis Street, abandoning earlier plan for 165-foot tower San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood will see...
Veritas Investments Faces Default on $652MM and Potential Foreclosure on 1,566-Unit Portfolio in San Francisco
By The Registry Staff Veritas Investments, once San Francisco’s largest landlord, is again contending with financial difficulties. The firm has defaulted on $652...
From WeWork to Receivership: The Story Behind the Sale of San Francisco’s 25 Taylor
The commercial real estate market in San Francisco, once plagued by record vacancies and a lingering post-pandemic slump, is showing nascent signs of...
Report: Resurgence in San Francisco Multifamily Market Signals Renewed Investor and Renter Confidence
The San Francisco multifamily housing market is exhibiting clear signs of renewed strength, with increased absorption, firming rent growth, and a declining vacancy...
San Francisco to Break Ground on 167-Unit Dual Affordable Housing Projects Targeting Educators
MidPen Housing celebrates the start of development prioritizing teachers and education workers A significant milestone in San Francisco’s effort to address both its...
MidPen Housing Proposes 71-Unit Affordable Residential Development in San Mateo County’s Moss Beach
By The Registry Staff San Mateo County’s Moss Beach could soon see more affordable housing. MidPen Housing is proposing a 71-unit affordable housing...
