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Letters: High-rises in the Marin Headlands? How Marincello is a cautionary tale for Sausalito
22+ hour, 41+ min ago (499+ words) Measure X, on Sausalito’s November ballot, would allow more development in the city’s Marinship area and waterfront. The sponsors of Measure X in Sausalito are probably hoping voters have never heard of Marincello and the proposed upzoning of 2,100 acres in…...
West Marin’s biggest affordable housing project in decades moves ahead — at $1 million per home
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (702+ words) Point Reyes Station in west Marin County is poised to see one of the county’s largest housing developments in decades break ground next year. A long-planned affordable housing project at a former Coast Guard site in west Marin County is…...
Exclusive: Golden Gate University vacates its longtime downtown S.F. campus, a tower will replace it
5+ day, 15+ hour ago (379+ words) Golden Gate University’s is now officially out of its downtown San Francisco location, which is slated to become a new tower. Golden Gate University has officially moved out of its longtime campus in downtown San Francisco, in light of selling…...
A suburb bordering S.F. lost control over housing development. What happens next?
6+ day, 22+ hour ago (15+ words) San Francisco Chronicle...
An S.F. condo project could be approved in six months. A nearby one took six years
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1120+ words) A rendering of the proposed 89-unit condo development at 3300 Geary in San Francisco. The 89-unit project proposed for the former Hong Kong Lounge property on Geary Boulevard in Jordan Park is only two blocks from the Coronet, a 120-unit senior…...
Concrete skeleton of luxury condos in Fremont is 'expensive eyesore"
2+ week, 2+ hour ago (759+ words) Vehicles pass the site of partially built housing at 2501 Cormack Road in Fremont. The structural skeleton stands alongside I-680 near the Auto Mall Parkway area. Rebar and graffiti are seen on a half-built housing structure that the city wants the owner…...
Exclusive: Proposed S.F. apartment tower more than doubles in size, sparking fears of backlash
1+ week, 6+ day ago (769+ words) The new proposal for 85 West Portal Ave. calls for 172 units, including 26 affordable units, half of which will target “very low income” households and half moderate income families. A development team that earlier this year proposed the largest housing development ever…...
We’re entering peak S.F. Here are five ways to enjoy the best time of year
2+ week, 2+ day ago (801+ words) Sunrise Point at Candlestick Point State Recreation Area offers panoramic bay views, a public fishing pier and native coastal plants. The end of August is a time of low-stakes mourning in many American households. School is back in session, summer…...
With rents surging, developers race to build San Francisco apartments
3+ week, 3+ day ago (1004+ words) Mark MacDonald, developer at DM Development, poses for a portrait in Potrero Hill in San Francisco. MacDonald is moving forward, with another firm, on 321 Florida St. in the Mission District, a 171-unit complex that could break ground this fall. A…...
Highly anticipated trail through scenic, restricted Bay Area wilderness about to open
3+ week, 4+ day ago (963+ words) Construction crews continue work on the new six-mile trail through San Francisco’s Peninsula Watershed on Aug. 13, 2026. The trail opens to the public on Monday. Tim Ramirez, with the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, stands near one of 10 new interpretive panels…...