The best views of the Richmond are soon to be from the new Presidio Landmark apartments inside the Presidio gate at 15th Avenue. The Examiner reports today that the 78-year-old building, formerly a hospital, is on schedule to open for… Continue Reading
A rendering of the new Safeway entrance at Fulton and La Playa At tonight’s Planning Association for the Richmond (PAR) quarterly meeting, a representative from Safeway shared the latest plans for the expansion of their outer Richmond store on Fulton… Continue Reading
As you may have read on the blog a couple of weeks ago, the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist at 300 Funston Avenue at Clement will have new tenants soon. The Internet Archive will be moving their offices from the… Continue Reading
Curbed SF reminded me today of a valuable lesson in Richmond District real estate: never judge a house by its facade. Case in point – 410 45th Avenue, currently on the market for $839,000. While the front driveway and facade… Continue Reading
In a surprising decision yesterday, the Planning Commission voted to deny the demolition permit for 673-675 44th Avenue. The decision was unexpected given the preliminary recommendation from the Commission to not take the discretionary review and approve project. Like something… Continue Reading
In their continuing fight to block a character-breaking development at 673-675 44th Avenue, a group of neighbors has filed an appeal with the Board of Supervisors. They were then issued another one-week continuance from the Planning Commission to allow the… Continue Reading
Last Thursday, residents fighting the 673-675 44th Avenue development attended the Planning Commission hearing about the case. About twelve residents spoke to the Commission about their concerns. The resident that requested the discretionary review had five minutes to speak, other… Continue Reading
On a quiet block in the outer Richmond, a group of neighbors are facing off with a homeowner and the city planning commission over a proposed demolition and reconstruction project. Currently, 673-675 44th Avenue is home to a 1924, two-story… Continue Reading