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Retailers, local and big box and just about everybody and nobody could make it work. Even using the global reach of our company, we couldnt make it happen. Nowhere in this country is there a shopping sent we are as many floors as westfield San Francisco center. Not in chicago, not in new york. The retail is why they succeed which is why the body amended the planning code to eliminate the need for a cup for the seventh and eighth floors and above. So we believe this investment is good for San Fra...

The second is the use are w the surrounding context and the concern over the proximity to the use of the San Francisco city academy and the adjacent religious institution at 4 450 ofarrell. And located more than 600 and project site verified and the school is an intermittent activity and does not provide k12 and is likely used while children are accompanied by guardians to the site. Additionally, the current plans for reconduction would place the sunday school on the third floor of the site rais...

From 220 post. The likelihood that a Retail Business would want a stand alone third Floor Office Space that is accessible from an alley that provides minimal foot traffic, marginal street visibility and has some Security Issues is in our opinion simply less than minuscule. On the overhead, i want to post one more image which is looking at the alley from grant street and if you see the orange box, that is where the third floor business is. Pretty tough to see. Pretty unvisible. So with all that s...

Developers aspiring to convert underused downtown San Francisco office buildings into homes cite costs as the key barrier to overcome in The City’s quest to build housing in the Financial District and its beleaguered economic core.

Forge Development Partners announced plans Monday to build more affordable housing in the Tenderloin to middle-income San Franciscans. The developers want to build more than 1,000 similar units across The City.

The firm recapitalized the portfolio from an existing multifamily vehicle into its first continuation fund. Bridge Investment Group's Bridge Multifamily Fund III has transferred assets to a continuation fund.

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously rejected a group home...

Ela Strong, president of the board of the Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist, said that...

SAN FRANCISCO, CA - Forge Development Partners (Forge) and the Architectural Foundation of San Francisco (AFSF) announced 10th grader Eva Nusbaum-Faust and 11th grader Sofia Regenbogen from the Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts (SOTA) as the winners of a community-based design competition for the permanent installation of the perforated, metal panel façades for Forge’s Essential Housing Development projects, known as TL 361 and TL 145 and located at 361 Turk Street and 145 Leavenwo...