Unlocking San Francisco’s Housing Potential: Constraints Reduction Ordinance
San Francisco’s Constraints Reduction Ordinance is designed to streamline the process of housing development, making it quicker and less cumbersome for new projects to come to fruition.
Assembly Bill 2097: Implementation in Los Angeles
Review of an interdepartmental memo from the City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning around AB 2097’s implications for development projects within the city.
New Incentives for Office to Residential Conversions from the White House
The Biden-Harris Administration is announcing new actions to support the conversion of high-vacancy commercial buildings to residential use, including through new financing, technical assistance, and sale of federal properties.
New San Francisco Housing Reform Laws
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors recently passed two key pieces of legislation in hopes of spurring increased housing production to address the long standing housing crisis.
Goodbye Nordstrom, Hello Legoland San Francisco
By converting the vacant Nordstrom store into an indoor Legoland, the City can piggyback on the resurgence of tourism and also draw in families from around the region.
Office-to-Residential Conversions Just Got Easier in Downtown San Francisco
New San Francisco legislation that modifies the planning code to remove barriers for office-to-housing conversions.
California’s $400 Million Office-To-Housing Conversion Fund: Grants for Financial Feasibility
As the demand for housing continues to rise and urban landscapes evolve in the state of California, the potential of …
Office Conversion to Residential: Why Class C Office Buildings are the First Step to Reviving Downtowns
The conversion of offices to residential buildings in San Francisco has been a topic of discussion amid the pandemic and …
California’s Zoning Holiday: What to know about the Builder’s Remedy
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San Francisco Fourplex Ordinance
The San Francisco Fourplex Ordinance allows property owners to build fourplexes on single-family lots and up to six units on corner lots citywide.