A new seven-story housing complex has been proposed in the Castro along Market Street between Castro and Noe streets.
The seven-story, 24-unit apartment building would be constructed in the rear yard of the current two-story building at 2317-2335 Market. The project would maintain the two-story mixed-use building facing the street.
The building is currently composed of five commercial spaces occupied by Entour (2319 Market), Stag & Manor (2327 Market), Klein Epstein & Parker (2331 Market), and Crystal Way (2335 Market). The space formerly occupied by Loom + Ten (2323 Market) is vacant. The building also includes five apartments on the second floor.
The proposed project at 2317-2335 Market St. | Image: Kerman Morris Architects
The project was submitted last month for review by the SF Planning Department; an estimated construction cost was not included.
The commercial space occupied by Crystal Way would be converted into an entry and exit way for building residents. While no residents will be displaced by the construction, the apartment at 2333 Market, located above Crystal Way, will undergo modifications. The rear portion of the apartment, currently used as a kitchen and dining area, will be reduced.
As currently proposed, the building, designed by Kerman Morris Architects, comprises 22 one-bedroom units, 2 two-bedroom units, and 5 existing two-bedroom units.
One retail space would be removed, and a residential apartment would be modified. | Image: Kerman Morris Architects
The proposed housing development would include two one-bedroom units designated as below-market-rate (BMR).
The project has requested a unit mix waiver and a lightwell waiver.
The building would also include a gym, bike parking, and a leasing office on the ground floor, along with a common rooftop deck and open space. No on-site parking would be included.
A basic rendering of the proposal. | Image: Kerman Morris Architects
Public records indicate Golden Pacific Properties LLC purchased the five-unit mixed-use commercial building in February 2020 for $5.8 million.
Detailed drawings have not been provided at this time.
Hoodline will keep you updated as this project moves forward and more details become available.
