We received news from a Biscuit-tipster that the old Under One Roof location at 518A Castro Street is undergoing renovations.

The news racks that blocked the sidewalks are gone for good ahead of sidewalk demolition.

Take a look at some of the photos we snapped of the staged interiors of the new condos at 2200 Market Street.

I forgot to add this little bit to today's business briefs, but it looks as if Réveille Coffee (between the Mix Bar and Poesia) will be opening soon.

There is a lot of business activity going on in the Castro lately so I thought I would just wrap it together in one easy to digest post.

About 150 Castro-area residents, city politicians, and members of statewide renters organizations showed up yesterday to the Castro Tenants Convention at the LGBT Center to discuss housing rights.

After a brief going out of business sale, The Body Shop on Castro closes its doors.

Kasa Indian Eatery's Eastside wall was smashed in by a moving van. Replacement going in pending structural report.

Gay magazines snub Castro and San Francisco for Washington DC as annual Gayest City prizewinner.

Catching up on general repairs after not closing for more than a day in 6 years, Harvey's will open back up Saturday.

The SFMTA and Mayor Ed Lee's office announced an 18-month pilot program today with tech companies utilizing private employee shuttles that will allow said shuttles to use Muni bus stops for a fee.

Uh oh.

Members of the Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic Club were out yesterday at Castro and Market Street raising awareness for a Castro area tenants convention taking place next Saturday.