Group I, the developer behind San Francisco’s first office-to-home conversion, has defaulted on a $26 million loan tied to the historic building. The locally based developer was served a notice of default from its lender for the mortgage for 988 Market Street, Read More
Despite opposition from some local residents and policymakers to high-rise development in San Francisco’s Northern Waterfront, developers are seeking to make a new housing project in the area even larger than they originally planned. Last month, when Supervisor Aaron Peskin laid out Read More
Examiner Illustration Editor’s Note: A previous version of this story ran on March 6 to reflect the ballots counted on Election Day. It’s going to be continually updated as The City continues tallying votes. San Francisco voters approved $300 million affordable-housing bond measure. Read More
After a week of tallying election results, Propositions A and C, both aimed at improving the city’s housing stock, have been approved by San Francisco voters, per the San Francisco Chronicle. Proposition A, a measure to enable the city to issue bonds Read More
