Families with 500 to 900 school-aged students are expected to move into the area over the next few years, say officials.

The purchase would bring affordable housing units to an area that houses a large number of low-income residents.

Thanks to a little-known housing preservation option, five Fulton St. tenants have had their building put into trust.

The proposed infill development would create 100 to 150 units of new housing.

The lot would hold two buildings for formerly homeless San Franciscans, but first, the Board of Supervisors must approve the idea.

Why so pointy?

Residents voiced concern that a planned development would displace multiple family-owned businesses and attract more chain stores to Ocean Avenue.

The plan is to construct the new building, which has both residential and retail space, around Cha Cha Cha.

After failing to attract a single tenant for its 42,000 square feet, the restored historic bank is hoping to house multiple tenants instead.

Here's what's coming next for the former Volvo Centrum repair shop.

The site was the home of a family-owned gas station for decades.

The development could bring 35 or 48 new housing units to Pac Heights.

Developers will present proposals for the future housing development this summer, and the city is working to get a more representative group of residents in the room.