The ordinance, if passed, will add more more units in existing buildings with no changes to the buildings, zoning, or existing units.

A nine-story, 100-foot residential building with ground-floor retail could come to 600 Van Ness, the former site of a two-story McDonald's.

During the 72-hour closure, construction crews will complete the future hospital's pedestrian tunnel.

Some say the proposal will disproportionately squeeze the already densely populated district, while others are in favor of more housing.

The new building was approved, with the caveat that its looks must be refined to play well with the corner's quirky existing architectural mix.

Before developing a vision plan for six alleyways in Lower Polk and on the edge of the Tenderloin, they're seeking neighborhood feedback.

The 13-story complex is headed to the vacant former Circuit City, with residential, retail and office space, plus a point of contention: lots of parking.

New plans for 1525 Pine St. propose "preserving" and "reimagining" the existing, decades-old diner, while adding 15 residential units to the site.

Plans were revised to align with the neighborhood's aesthetic and create 8 additional units.

A dozen organizations oppose the project, but more than 130 neighbors have submitted letters of support.

Median rents for a 1-bedroom in Polk are hovering around $3,204 — compared to a $3,300 average for San Francisco.

Developers hope to construct a 6-story, 54-unit mixed-use building.

Median rents for a 1-bedroom in Polk Gulch are hovering around $3,450 — compared to a $3,295 average for San Francisco.

Its owners submitted an application to demolish the restaurant last month.

On Thursday, project sponsors plan to present a new proposal for the grocery store, which includes roughly five units of housing.

An 11-story condo complex could replace a venue that's housed several notable restaurants near City Hall.

The venue's ownership accepted a buyout as a new development looms.

Among the services the new gym hopes to offer: live DJs, concierge services, wifi and a restaurant.

After more than four years of speculation, the building that housed Hemlock Tavern has been demolished.

Got $1,900/month to spend on an apartment? Here are your options around town.

A proposed Whole Foods store was rejected by SF Planning for only offering 8 units of housing. But a loophole may not require new tenant Mollie Stone's to offer any.

The new Community Benefit District is seeking a tenant for the space, but there are numerous obstacles to finding one.

Demolition of the old KRON 4 headquarters on Van Ness Avenue is underway to make room for a new 13-story assisted living facility.

The Planning Department has given the go-ahead to a new mixed-use building at Polk & California streets.

Postal Service change of address data indicates as many as 90,000 households may have moved out of SF in the pandemic, with Nob Hill the most frequently fled neighborhood.

Even Juanita MORE! chimed in calling for more stories of housing above Pine Street’s historic Grubstake Diner, which will be demolished and rebuilt as an eight-story housing development.

The eight-story, 21-unit residential building being planned on the site of the historic Grubstake Diner (1525 Pine Street) has hit another hurdle this week, as we learn that an appeal has been filed opposing the project.