The Hayes Valley Neighborhood Association is asking the developer of the Flax site to make several major changes to its plan.

Planning has approved a new 14-story residential building at Folsom & Hawthorne, as well as an expanded auto facility at 11th & Howard.

While the three-story shipping container office complex is still under review, tours are now available of the initial concept.

Despite last year's campaign to make it the site of a North Beach subway station, the Pagoda is officially moving forward as a condo building, with underground parking and ground-floor retail.

A vastly different design is in the works—which should provide some relief for those who found nothing to like about the early look.

The development of the twin buildings has yet to break ground, but the project is moving along.

After three years of staving off eviction attempts with help from City Hall, the tenants have gotten new Ellis Act eviction notices.

Campos said he'll also introduce legislation that would require the city to build six new Navigation Centers in the next year.

If built, the hotel would be 18 stories tall and contain about 144 hotel rooms, nine residential units, retail, and more.

Planning is recommending that developers make major changes to a proposed new hotel at Washington near Sansome.

The 32-story residential tower at 299 Fremont is set to begin pre-leasing its 409 units, with an initial move-in scheduled for mid-May.

The 8 Washington condos are not moving forward, after the developer's attorney terminated the agreement for a Port-owned lot.

The development will have 19 luxury condos and a 4,700-square-foot restaurant.