Some San Francisco residents lacking permanent housing, and their advocates, are pushing back against the label ‘homeless.’

Bonnie, a former Clinton volunteer and caterer, discusses her struggles being disabled and homeless in San Francisco.

Neighbors are especially concerned about how the steep hillside will be stabilized during construction.

A trio of handsome homes have hit the market in the Upper Haight and Cole Valley this month.

Construction at 2099 Market St. is converting six commercial units into one- and two-bedroom apartments.

Those drenched by the season's first storm can pick up free, custom-designed backpacks this week and free lightly used clothing next week.

The long-vacant storefront was originally set to become an elder-care facility, but now it's changing things up.

The 374-unit residential tower would not be allowed under the forthcoming Central SoMa Plan, and may have to become offices instead.

Another developer is seeking to gift the city land for 100 percent affordable housing in the TL, in exchange for keeping its Mid-Market project alive.

As the city prepares to re-activate the long-troubled building, the vibrant mural that's adorned its facade for years has been painted over.

It was the last McDonald's in SoMa.

According to a new report, demand for homes in the Sunset District is outpacing sales in the rest of the city. "You didn’t see this kind of attention paid to the Sunset. Now you do."

Plans are being explored to demolish the existing two-story parking garage and construct a 112-unit residential building.