Facebook may be interested in leasing its first office in San Francisco after the city rezones Central SoMa to accommodate more office space, the San Francisco Business Times reports.

Here's a quick look at the flurry of new plans and approvals you may have missed this week.

Developers still plan to raze the decades-old tennis club at Fifth and Brannan for an office complex, but they're adding 12 tennis courts to appease its supporters.

Major changes are on the horizon for the church at 10th and Howard: it will become offices, and Presidio Knolls School is aiming to expand into its clergy house.

The owners of the lot have submitted fresh plans to construct a 65-foot market-rate apartment complex in place of the two-story warehouse.

Another surface parking lot in western SoMa bites the dust.

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.

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.

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

The former nightclub at 7th and Folsom, vacant for nearly a decade, may soon be razed for 23 two-bedroom units.

The proposal calls for leveling the entire corner of Folsom and Russ to construct 46 new residential units, with ground-floor retail and parking.

The video is centered around a trip down Market Street, and features brief interviews with the likes of the owner of La Taqueria, the head of the Coalition on Homelessness, and rapper Andre Nickatina.

With help from the city's Small Site Program and local financiers, the land trust has acquired an at-risk building at 7th & Natoma.