The vast majority of SRO tenants—88 percent— are headed by the working poor who have jobs in industries such as hotels, sales, construction and restaurants.

As the city prepares to re-activate the long-troubled building, the vibrant mural that's adorned its facade for years has been painted over.

Over the next four years, Mayor Lee has pledged to end homelessness forever for 8,000 San Franciscans.

After a former owner logged more than 200 housing code violations, the building has been revamped for its lower-income tenants.

Kahn & Keville's auto shop (and its beloved billboard) may soon be replaced with eight stories of 100 percent affordable housing.

Those drenched by the season's first storm can pick up free, custom-designed backpacks this week and free lightly used clothing next week.

It's one of only four remaining single-family homes in the Tenderloin, but may soon become a 13-story residential complex.

The Chou family has lived in a studio apartment for decades, but they're about to upgrade through the city's BMR ownership program.

Months after gaining approval to construct 15 residential units, 824 Hyde St.'s owners are heading back to Planning with hopes of building a four-star hotel instead.

Plans are being explored to demolish the existing two-story parking garage and construct a 112-unit residential building.

Another developer is seeking to gift the city land for 100 percent affordable housing in the TL, in exchange for keeping its Mid-Market project alive.

Some San Francisco residents lacking permanent housing, and their advocates, are pushing back against the label ‘homeless.’

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

The former McDonald's at Van Ness and Golden Gate will be demolished soon, but plans for developing the site are still pending.

It's the end of the road for the Market Street Cinema, after entertaining the masses in one way or another over the past century.

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A nine-story, 100-foot residential building with ground-floor retail could come to 600 Van Ness, the former site of a two-story McDonald's.

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

The proposed development aims to be a "gateway" to Mid-Market, with a 230-room hotel and 250 residential units.

During the 72-hour closure, construction crews will complete the future hospital's pedestrian tunnel.

After a contentious seven-hour debate, the Board of Supervisors voted 8-3 in favor of the four-acre residential and office development.

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The USPS' lease at 101 Hyde has been extended to February at the earliest, as it continues to seek a new location in the Tenderloin. Its space will eventually be razed for 85 new residential units.

The lawsuit is contesting the validity of the project's environmental review, citing possible shadow impacts and traffic congestion.

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

The family of four has been crammed into a Tenderloin studio, after losing their Mission two-bedroom in November's tire shop fire.

304 primarily market-rate apartments will be constructed along Market, Jones and Golden Gate, despite many residents' fears of future displacement.

USPS has finally announced a date for moving its postboxes at soon-to-be-demolished 101 Hyde to Fox Plaza. However, an alternative location for general delivery has yet to be announced.

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 students interviewed homeless people, creating clever designs for shelters that help unhoused and housed residents commingle.

Shorenstein Residential hopes to give the city an 85-unit development as affordable housing, in lieu of 36 units onsite at a nearby development.

Updated renderings from the project's architect offer a new take on the 42-unit development proposed for Little Saigon.

55 homeless people have moved into "Navigation Center 2," and the city is launching a new outreach team targeting homeless encampments.

After multiple appeals and public hearings, Shorenstein Residential has struck a deal to move forward—in exchange for buying a lot to give to the city for new affordable housing.

Plans were revised to align with the neighborhood's aesthetic and create 8 additional units.

The hotel is already fully booked for September; an October 1 reservation starts at $465/night.

Community members hope housing plans move forward after Supervisors rejected a proposed tourist hotel.

Officials said the design needs more communal space and should better align with the neighborhood's architecture.

The proposal to build a 55-room hotel would displace Geary Street's Hanaro bar.

Developers of a planned 100% affordable housing development at 500 Turk St. are seeking community input tonight.

A $1 million grant could fund a new café with food, drink, and ice cream from Bi-Rite.

The project will create 113 permanently affordable units for families, with 30 set aside for the formerly homeless.

Median rents for a 1-bedroom in the Tenderloin are hovering around $2,539 — compared to a $3,295 average for San Francisco.

SF Planning wants developers to do more to preserve historic visuals at the corner of Hyde and Eddy streets.

Developers of the nearly 100% affordable building hope to start construction in about 2 years.

The partners recreating the space plan to offer a more inclusive venue that concentrates on live music.

If developers add more affordable units, a 150-foot-tall, 51-unit building could soon rise near O'Farrell and Polk.

Plans for San Francisco Conservatory of Music student housing include new apartments at existing rent-controlled rates for current residents of 200 Van Ness Ave.

Some residents are concerned about plans to house them during and after construction of new student housing for the SF Conservatory of Music.

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The 65,000-square-foot store will include a food hall and taproom.

The Tenderloin campus will be expanded and renovated, starting with a new building that will displace the college's Demonstration Gardens.

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An 11-story condo complex could replace a venue that's housed several notable restaurants near City Hall.

A new 12-story building with ground-floor retail would include 2-story units with sidewalk stoops and underground parking.

The estimated cost of renovating the dilapidated property has doubled.

Developers are building 242 condos and 232 hotel rooms over ground-floor retail.

The nonprofit is celebrating its 37th year by looking ahead to the completion of a 100% affordable housing project.

If the theater's landlord prevails, it'll be curtains for the indie movie house.

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Culinary incubator La Cocina will oversee a food hall on the site of a future affordable housing project, set to begin construction in 2025.

$2,200 per month is enough for a newly renovated studio in the Tenderloin district — often with your own dishwasher.

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Among the services the new gym hopes to offer: live DJs, concierge services, wifi and a restaurant.

San Francisco rents are expensive as always—but some of these units might be within your budget.

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"The Aviary" is offering purposefully low rents, in the hopes of attracting creative new restaurants to the neighborhood.

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Combined, the two buildings will add about 250 affordable units to the city.

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What does the low-end pricing on a San Francisco rental look like these days — and what might you get for the price?

If you're seeking a new apartment, you know how hard it can be to find a bargain nearby. So what does the low-end rental price in the Tenderloin look like these days?

If you're apartment hunting, you know how hard it can be to find a bargain. So what does the low-end rental price in the Tenderloin look like these days?

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The master plan meets the terms of a 2016 legal settlement with the City. The Planning Commission closed public comment on its proposed master plan last week.

The median Tenderloin one-bedroom is going for about $2,500. Here's what you can get for a little less.

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More than five years after it was first proposed, the demolition of the long-vacant building is finally underway.

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Demolition of the old KRON 4 headquarters on Van Ness Avenue is underway to make room for a new 13-story assisted living facility.

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Need a budget-friendly new spot? Apartment hunting can be hard, but there are deals to be had. So what does the low-end rental price in the Tenderloin look like these days?

Housing costs too high? Apartment hunting is hard, but there are deals. So what do low-end rentals in the Tenderloin look like these days?

Need an affordable new spot? Apartment hunting is hard, but there are deals. So what do low-end rentals in the Tenderloin look like these days?

Housing costs too high? Apartment hunting is hard, but there are deals. So what do low-end rentals in the Tenderloin look like these days?

Even Juanita MORE! chimed in calling for more stories of housing above Pine Street’s historic Grubstake Diner, which will be demolished and rebuilt as an eight-story housing development.

This vacant lot has been a sanctioned tent encampment, and at one point was slated to be a meth sobering center, but now will get a dignified happy outcome as 70 units of affordable housing for low-income and homeless families.