The proposed development aims to be a "gateway" to Mid-Market, with a 230-room hotel and 250 residential units.

Plans are being explored to construct five floors of residential, commercial, and community space inside the church at Fell and Fillmore.

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.

Socketsite reports that the building housing the former Streetlight Records has sold for $1.85M.

The building is currently set to become The Palace on Washington Square, with 19 luxury condos, a restaurant and underground parking.

As new plans emerge for the corner of Fifth and Brannan streets, San Francisco's tennis community may need to find a new home court.

Thursday's decision, which said a state land swap was invalid, could be the nail in the coffin for the project.

Neighbors are invited to give feedback on the six-story, 60-unit proposed building before the project sponsor submits an application.

At 5pm today, tenants from the Western Addition’s Midtown Park Apartments and supporters will rally outside the SF Rent Board (25 Van Ness).

Reader Bob G. wrote in to inquire about the "huge construction project going on seemingly forever."

A neighborhood meeting is taking place at Club Waziema tonight to discuss luxury developments along Divisadero.

A contingent of neighbors are vowing to fight the plans in order to get the building's design altered.

The Planning Commission has delayed its decision while it investigates the building's rent-control status.