El Departamento de Salud de SF frena la construcción y prohíbe uso de áreas recreativas
Traducción por: Anabelle Garay El director del Departamento de Salud, Dr. Grant Colfax, y seis de...
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Tag: Affordable Housing
Residentes sin papeles se enfrentan a una situación difícil por la crisis de COVID-19
Traducción Por: Anabelle Garay Cuando las empresas, escuelas y guarderías de San Francisco...
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Appropriate fear: A 13,000-unit housing development — yes, 13,000 — is on the verge of imploding
Concord, for many San Franciscans, is an abstract concept. It’s a name on a map or a BART marquee...
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Developer Joe Toboni breaks ground on 75-unit project on South Van Ness — and a new affordable housing model
A gas station that has sat unused and derelict on the corner of 19th and South Van Ness for some...
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Proposal to open a Hummingbird Place homeless shelter on Valencia Street up for community consideration
Neighbors of 1156 Valencia St. said they are waiting to hear more at Monday night’s community...
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Forty-five units of senior housing break ground on 24th and Harrison
Once slated to become a Taco Bell, this land became a community asset, and will soon house...
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Proposition E, barring unforeseen lunacy, will pass — handily. But then what?
The downside of writing a column about Proposition E, which we’ll vote on in March, is that it’s...
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Ten-story ‘affordable market-rate’ project proposed in SF’s Mission
A parking lot at 15th Street and South Van Ness Avenue may yet become a 10-story building with 231...
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Community members decry proposed 200-unit development plan for San Bruno Avenue
Around 100 community members were in agreement Wednesday night: A seven-story, 205-unit...
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Plans unveiled for 50 percent affordable development atop Potrero bus yard
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency unveiled new plans Saturday for a mixed-use...
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Valencia Gardens property management, spurned repeatedly in attempts to evict mother of five, says it may not be done yet
The fight for a mother of five to remain in her Valencia Gardens home was revived Wednesday, as The John Stewart Company, the property’s manager, signaled its willingness to challenge a judge’s decision last month that granted the family reprieve from eviction.
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Your definitive list of every 100-percent affordable housing project in the Mission
In all, five different affordable housing projects have broken ground — two are being developed by the Mission Housing Development Corporation and three by the Mission Economic Development Agency, known as MEDA. In addition two more buildings— with 193 total units — are on the books, but not quite through the approval process.
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Sixty-unit housing project on 14th Street to rise, as supes reject SF Mission activist appeal
A seven-story, 60-unit project will rise at 344 14th St., as the San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to reject a last-ditch environmental appeal filed by neighborhood activists opposed to the project, which contains eight affordable units.
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Mission nonprofit obtains 6-unit apartment building — in Outer Sunset
Supervisor Gordon Mar’s wife is a Realtor, but it’s Mar who often finds himself poring over real...
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More than 200 housing units being planned near Potrero del Sol Park — art space future unclear
A seven-story, 205-unit housing project is being proposed at Cesar Chavez Street and Potrero Avenue — currently the site several old warehouses being used as artist space.
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Gutted 3300 Club building up for sale, as developer ditches plans
The fire-ravaged former home of the 3300 Club bar and a 28-unit residential hotel is back on the market for $3.15 million, according to Erik Murray, the managing partner of a real estate company that bought the building two years ago with plans to renovate it.
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Gray Area Grand Theater: Negativland with Live Cinema by SUE-C
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