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Proposal cuts One Oak skyscraper parking nearly in half
By on September 25, 2017
A proposal to strip nearly half of the parking spaces from the luxury skyscraper project called One Oak is the latest to arise from weeks of negotiations between city officials, »

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Study: $40M to install solar-plus-storage systems at 12 SF sites for seismic resiliency
By on September 25, 2017
Equipping multiple community buildings at 12 sites with solar-plus-storage systems to provide power if a major earthquake knocks San Francisco off the grid would cost $40 million, a new city »

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Changing plans for major affordable housing project leads to concern for Excelsior health clinic
By on September 24, 2017
Discussions are underway to move a Safeway in the Excelsior into a rare affordable housing development slated for construction next door, raising concerns that a Latino health clinic will lose »

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Consultant hired to help move Treasure Island residents
By on September 22, 2017
Treasure Island is set to undergo a major redevelopment, and nearly 2,000 residents living there now will have tough decisions to make. Some will have rights to move into new »

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SF halts Mission housing development over ‘bulky’ design
By on September 18, 2017
The “bulky” design of a mostly market-rate housing development slated to span several lots of Mission Street prevented the project from moving forward at the Planning Commission last week. The »

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SF Rent Board commissioner threatens low-income Tenderloin tenants with rent hikes
By on September 15, 2017
Valerie Morco was visiting family in the Philippines last January when she received a frantic phone call from her son informing her of a 70 percent rent increase notice at »

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Upper Market neighbors criticize restaurant plans to replace laundromat
By on September 6, 2017
Patrons of a laundromat near the Duboce Triangle will have to walk farther than before to use a washer and dryer under plans to open a Scandinavian restaurant at the »

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Board delays vote on appeal of One Oak development
By on September 5, 2017
A decision on the CEQA appeal of the proposed luxury skyscraper at Oak Street and Van Ness Avenue was postponed for one week at the Board of Supervisors as negotiations »

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