The futures of two development projects—a 304-unit residential building at Market & Jones and a 204-unit hotel at 7th & Market—are now in limbo.

The 41-unit development is wending its way through the Planning process.

It's official: two towers, one of them the city's second-tallest, will rise at First & Mission as part of a massive new development.

Within the next few months, the long-shuttered gas station at 1598 Bay St. will give way to 28 new condos.

BRIDGE Housing and the John Stewart Company will construct 182 units for low- and middle-income, formerly homeless and senior residents.

The city's second homeless-serving Navigation Center is headed to the corner of Market & 12th.

All units will have two bedrooms and two bathrooms, and all 12 underground parking spaces will have electric charging stations.

Tishman Speyer has secured approval to construct a 400-foot tower at 160 Folsom St. However, the Board of Supervisors still needs to vote on selling the public portion of the parcel to the developer.

2224 Clement, currently a paid parking lot, could become a 12-unit condo building with ground-floor retail.

The visualizations follow the Planning Department's first community workshop on rezoning the area around Market Street, Van Ness and Mission.

The landlord's desire to remove the seven trees outside the former Bean There location has drawn criticism from the community. A public hearing to decide the trees' fate will be held today at 5:30pm.

Joining more than a dozen other proposed hotel projects in the city in the past year, the offices at the landmark Hearst Building could be emptied in favor of luxury hotel rooms.

Iris Canada will be able to stay in her home—but she may be on the hook for $100K in legal fees and/or issuing an apology to her landlords.