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Community funds to bridge economic gaps in SoMa
- As high-rises fill the sky of the South of Market neighborhood, so do the coffers of a community fund that will put $34 million up for grabs in the next four years for neighborhood and nonprofit groups.
- As high-rises fill the sky of the South of Market neighborhood, so do the coffers of a community fund that will put $34 million up for grabs in the next four years for neighborhood and nonprofit groups.
Public housing in Hunters Point to have soaring views
- Six residential towers will stretch up to 65 feet above the highest peaks of Hunters Point providing enviable views of The City and Bay, under newly released redevelopment plans to rebuild the public-housing site for low-income as well as market-rate residents.
Company looks up for Foster City expansion plans
- Up seems to be the popular direction for buildings to go in Foster City lately, and the city’s largest company, Gilead Sciences, is following suit.
Merchants join forces to help revitalize Daly City street
- A bullet hole in the wall of Gary Rudolph’s 56-year-old store on Mission Street serves as a reminder to him of just how vital it is to improve the long-dilapidated commercial corridor.
Blighted street seeing the light
- A French bakery and restaurant set to replace a pawn shop and liquor store near Market and Sixth streets will become the latest in a barrage of boutique businesses to move into the world-wearied neighborhood when it fires up its ovens this summer.
- A French bakery and restaurant set to replace a pawn shop and liquor store near Market and Sixth streets will become the latest in a barrage of boutique businesses to move into the world-wearied neighborhood when it fires up its ovens this summer.
Site One hits big snag for a fifth time
- Millbrae’s mammoth $310 million project to create one of the largest entertainment sites on the Peninsula has come to a grinding halt.
- Millbrae’s mammoth $310 million project to create one of the largest entertainment sites on the Peninsula has come to a grinding halt.
Corridor ready to sprout
- Nearly 100 seniors, many struggling with debilitating ailments such as dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, will be likely trailblazers among the thousands of people expected to move into new, taller buildings allowed around Market Street under pending zoning rules.
Proposal for Presidio movie theater has historians up in arms
- A plan to reopen and expand a shuttered movie theater in the Presidio has angered local historians who believe an inappropriate “urbanizing” is taking place at the former Army base.
- A plan to reopen and expand a shuttered movie theater in the Presidio has angered local historians who believe an inappropriate “urbanizing” is taking place at the former Army base.
Giants make the cut for waterfront project
- The San Francisco Giants are trailing by a few points in a contest to decide who will create a billion-dollar development project on the port land behind the baseball team’s stadium.
- The San Francisco Giants are trailing by a few points in a contest to decide who will create a billion-dollar development project on the port land behind the baseball team’s stadium.
Owners in square fret about proposal
- For 23 years, Sue Jower ran a successful salon in the Marlin Cove shopping center, catering to customers so devoted to her that they came all the way from Napa Valley for her beautifying magic.
- For 23 years, Sue Jower ran a successful salon in the Marlin Cove shopping center, catering to customers so devoted to her that they came all the way from Napa Valley for her beautifying magic.
Home Depot axes warehouse plans
- Home Depot executives have abandoned a seven-year quest to open a hardware store at the borders of the Bayview and Bernal Heights neighborhoods, blaming a slow approval process, falling nationwide sales and the poor economy.
Anne Arundel is looking to other counties for a little help on increasing its impact fees
- Anne Arundel has one of the lowest and least flexible development fees in central Maryland, leaving officials looking for successful methods to model.
State seeks to revitalize Main Street communities
- As a lifelong resident of Dundalk, David Barton wanted to stay in his grandfather’s Dundalk home, but he wasn’t sure the costly renovations would be a wise investment.