A neighborhood meeting is taking place at Club Waziema tonight to discuss luxury developments along Divisadero.

A contingent of neighbors are vowing to fight the plans in order to get the building's design altered.

The Planning Commission has delayed its decision while it investigates the building's rent-control status.

A redevelopment plan that would expand Kirkham Heights from 86 units to 460 is meeting with opposition from some neighbors.

Tenderloin community members are making their second and final appeal regarding the impending eight-story development at 101 Hyde St.

The historic Belli and Genella buildings are offering market-rate units ranging from $3,500 to $7,500 per month.

A homeowner wants to demolish his 1908 Edwardian home to build more housing and ground-floor retail, but some neighbors object.

Written by a local resident, the petition aims to increase affordable housing minimums from 12 percent to 33 percent along Divisadero.

Here's what you'll find at the neighborhood's newest privately-owned public space.

New plans have been released for the proposed building, expanding its scope from 16 to 60 residential units.

After hearing presentations at a meeting earlier this week, the SBMBBA voted to endorse "yes" votes on Propositions D, J, and K.

The North Beach Tenants Committee member says she intends to "fight even harder" to oppose Ellis Act evictions.

The ordinance, if passed, will add more more units in existing buildings with no changes to the buildings, zoning, or existing units.