Greystar, the largest property management company in the US out of South Carolina, has revealed their most detailed, and at this point unapproved plans, for the prime real estate plot of 2198 Market

As we posted in June, the proposed new build to be erected atop the Arco Gas station (376 Castro) at the corner of Market and Castro Street designed by architect Mitchell Benjamin has met all the re

We posted last Friday about up-and-coming new builds in the Castro area nearing completion.

Construction is progressing irapidly along in over 40 new buildings in San Francisco with a signficant parcel of them erected within the Castro neighborhood or directly adjacent.

Anyone who lives in the Castro knows two things: the real estate market is experiencing one of the largest booms in the modern era and rents are climbing quicker than ever.

We've posted before regarding the new building planned for the triangular shaped space near the Swedish American Hall at 15th, Sanchez, and Market Street (2198 Market Street).

ICON (2299 Market Street) Castro's newest boutique, high-end apartment/condo build on the long barren Noe, Market and 16th Street corner lot has pulled back the covers on its facade and let neighbor

[mappress mapid="10" width="100%" initialOpenInfo="false"] The Duboce Triangle Neighborhood Association released on online survey asking Castro and Upper Market area residents for their opinions rega

Designers of the proposed project slated to rise atop Arco Gas Station (376 Castro St.

The hot bed of new real estate developments along the Upper Market Corridor leading to the Castro got another contender recently with the addition of a 4 story, 47 unit, with 40 underground parking

As we posted in December of 2012, Greystar, a huge development company based in South Carolina and the current lease owners of the transitioning, SF mega-plex, Park Merced, is building an 87 unit apar

Earlier this month, the Planning Commission approved a plan that should help expand pedestrian safety and mobility around the new Whole Foods / apartment complex location at 2001 Market Street.

55 Laguna Street, the lot picked to become San Francisco's first, unique, LGBT, Senior, low-income, housing  complex recently received some much needed  funds from the City helping to keep the one o