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.

Bad housing policies, the tech boom and $4 toast are to blame for San Francisco's problems, according to this parody of the opening credits of "Full House" and its new Netflix spinoff "Fuller House."

The city's new shelter at Pier 80 is one option, but a homeless advocate is pushing the idea of a city-sanctioned tent village on public land.

An open meeting at the Park Branch Library community room is planned for tomorrow night (Feb 24th) from 7-8:30pm; discussion will center on the Haight's infamous infrastructure project.

Studio micro-units at 388 Fulton will begin at $500K. The building features a rooftop garden, but no parking.

The co-op values inclusivity, but is increasingly concerned about the safety risks the growing tent city poses to staff and customers.

In an apparent collaboration between two sets of neighbors, the windows of a house in Duboce Park now read "EVICTED" on the top floor and "US TOO :'(" on the middle floor.

Rules have been temporarily blocking big new homes above the Castro, but the outcome is undecided

The acquisition of the five Ellis Acted buildings, all owned by one pair of landlords, will allow tenants in 19 units to keep their homes.

There are no prices yet, but the 87-unit building will feature one- and two-bedrooms for rent, with 12 percent of them below market rate.

Plans have been submitted to replace a five-story office building with 330 residential units.

The lawsuit was filed last July, after Third Baptist Gardens moved forward with plans to sell the 108-unit building, which offers 80 percent of its units as Section 8 housing for low-income residents.

Plans to raze the former Home restaurant and construct a 62-unit apartment building at the corner of Market, 14th and Duboce were unanimously approved by the Planning Commission yesterday.