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.

The new development offers an outdoor movie wall, onsite bike repair shop, and butterfly habitat.

After more than a year of delays, New Seasons has finally confirmed that a store will open in Hayes Valley.

New developments with less than 10 units are not required to provide affordable housing. But Planning isn’t letting two downtown developers off that easy.

The development will create 12,000 new residential units, as well as new office and retail locations and hundreds of acres of open space.

Currently, a 320-foot-tall development isn’t permitted. But that may soon change.

Many readers have commented and sent tips about the ongoing status of the building, so here's the latest photo update. As you can see, Home is now almost completely demolished.

In the latest installment in an ongoing saga, the Chronicle reports that land transfers for development as part of the SF Shipyard project will be delayed by at least a year.

After sitting vacant for over five years, demolition of the former Home Restaurant building at Church & Market finally started yesterday. Here's what it looks like after one day of work.

The much-maligned structure should be fully demolished over the next few days.

Mayor Lee is expected to approve funding for the 121-unit, all-affordable housing project this month.

The support stands in stark contrast to how other neighborhoods have responded to proposed centers.