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San Francisco developers file new proposal for Sunset District high rise - Vimarsana News

San Francisco developers file new proposal for Sunset District high rise

The developers of a rejected building that is proposed for 2700 Sloat Boulevard in San Francisco have filed a new proposal for the site.

Source: ktvu.com
Whole Foods Moves In Again On Long-Vacant Former Best Buy Location at Geary and Masonic - Vimarsana News

Whole Foods Moves In Again On Long-Vacant Former Best Buy Location at Geary and Masonic

Whole Foods has submitted new plans to occupy the space that Best Buy vacated way back in 2017, as the grocer continues its now nearly-six-year quest to be the new anchor tenant at City Center plaza at Geary Boulevard and Masonic Avenue.

Source: sfist.com
Activists Blast 'Developer Dirty Bomb' And Lack of Racial Equity In SF's Housing Element Plan - Vimarsana News

Activists Blast 'Developer Dirty Bomb' And Lack of Racial Equity In SF's Housing Element Plan

The phrase “developer dirty bomb” entered the chat surrounding the San Francisco Housing Element debate at Thursday’s Planning Commission meeting, as affordable housing activists argue the soon-to-be-final draft of the plan gives short shrift to racial equity.

Source: sfist.com
Empty 1970s SF movie theater could scale back housing plans at Stonestown - Vimarsana News

Empty 1970s SF movie theater could scale back housing plans at Stonestown

The transformational development project at San Francisco’s Stonestown Galleria, which...

He reads housing bills, and he's got memes - Vimarsana News

He reads housing bills, and he's got memes

Robert Fruchtman live-tweets government proceedings, often to highlight the absurdity — and ineffectiveness — of the public comment process