Treasure Island Ferry Hub Moves Its End Date to Fall 2026
The SFCTA project page now reads Fall 2026 for the transit shelters and public restrooms, against Summer 2026 in June, with the state share listed at $1.6 million.
Construction & Development
Property Watch: A College Arts Venue and the Hotel Ring Around It
A $155 million performing arts venue with a 600-seat hall breaks ground at City College of San Francisco, finishing in 2028. The nearest hotel record sits four kilometres out.
Mission Bay Clinic Buildout: The Hotel Catchment
UCSF's Mission Bay dental and teaching build holds ten hotels inside two kilometres, Luma nearest at 700 metres, with no construction start published. A 125,000-visit clinic year carries the weekday base.
A Hospital on a Full City Block Rewrites the Hotels Around It
UCSF's $4.3 billion Helen Diller Hospital takes one block on Parnassus Avenue through a 2029 build and opens in 2030, and six hotels sit within two miles.
Powell Street rebuild reaches 12 hotels and 22 footway basements
Twelve hotel properties sit within 75 metres of the Powell Street corridor Public Works will rebuild from 15 December 2026, and 22 Powell addresses carry footway basements the work will touch. The contract is $34,153,810 with a $3,415,381 contingency, and the roadway waits on a second funding phase.
Which Embarcadero Assets Sit Inside the Plan's First Stretch
Port of San Francisco and USACE Recommended Plan for 7.5 miles of shoreline, priced at 17.8 billion dollars in 2026 dollars, with thirteen actions, three early design areas and no property named.
Seven Buildings, Two Hotel Rings in the Tunnel's Path
The 2.2-mile Portal tunnel puts demolition on seven unnamed buildings, utility work on Townsend Street between Third and Sixth, and a shorter transfer in front of four downtown hotels.
Night Lane Closures Put the North Shore Desk on a Weekly Notice
The Golden Gate Bridge district closes lanes overnight Monday to Friday, 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., with one lane open southbound and two northbound. The notice runs to 23 October and the district reissues it weekly.
Airport corridor hotels watch a terminal programme enter fit-out
SFO's Terminal 3 programme adds 200,000 sq ft to a campus that already holds 351 rooms and 14,000 sq ft of meeting space, and the 30-hotel shuttle roster publishes no meeting inventory to answer it.
One Oak Clears Planning at 1500 Market Street
The Planning Commission approved One Oak on 19 March 2026 under Motion 21904: 541 apartments in a 41-story tower at 1500-1540 Market Street. A zoning map amendment now sits with the Board of Supervisors.
Property Watch: 150 Hayes Street Files for 104 Apartments
Permits filed on 7 August 2026 add one story of 15,530 square feet and 104 apartments at 150 Hayes Street in Civic Center. Emerald Fund and SDG are jointly responsible for the application, and the record carries no start date, contractor or cost.
Property Watch: Toland Street Buildings Still Stand
SF Gateway holds full entitlement for two three-storey buildings of 1,646,000 gross square feet on 17.1 acres at 749 Toland Street. Ten months after the Board vote the four single-storey buildings are still leased, and neither parcel carries a demolition permit.
Fifty at First Files Office Plans and Parks Its 169 Hotel Rooms
Formal plans filed on 13 October 2026 put a 913-foot office tower named Fifty at First at 50 First Street, carrying 1.52 million square feet of office and no hotel space in the tower. The 169 guest rooms tied to the site sit in a second tower at 528 Mission Street that keeps its 2016 entitlements and has no construction date.
Brookfield seeks a 28% lift in Pier 70's unit cap
Brookfield Properties asked the Port Commission to raise Pier 70's ceiling from 2,150 homes to 2,750, with two extra storeys on several buildings and an affordable share falling from about 30% to 20%.
Transbay Block 2 Puts 335 Affordable Homes on 0.98 Acres
Two buildings on the former Transbay terminal block carry 335 affordable homes, a $309 million combined budget and no published land price.
Property watch: a $181 million senior-housing plan leaves the Ocean Beach motel open
Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation plans two eight-storey buildings with 199 homes for low-income seniors at 1234 Great Highway. The project sits on hold after a federal financing change and a lost state grant, and the Motel 6 on the parcel keeps trading.
A six-storey Mission build joins the Julian Avenue corridor
The Village breaks ground in September 2026 at 80 Julian Ave., a non-profit build that adds no guest rooms and stands within 900 metres of 13 hotels.
Potrero Yard: Permits Filed, Housing Waiting on Funds
SFMTA closed the 1915 Potrero Yard in February 2026 and holds two filed permits to put a four-story bus facility on the same block. The agency's housing page records an entitlement of up to 465 units, and the funded programme is approximately 100 units along Bryant Street.
Property Watch: A Refiled Tower Resets the 3rd and Harrison Block
Strada Investment Group refiled preliminary permits for a 45-story, 501-home tower at 395 3rd Street. Fifteen named hotels sit inside 700 metres and publish a 3,279-room floor, and the record carries no construction start.
Property Watch: 203 Homes Start at Divisadero and Oak
Eight-story, 203-apartment building on the former Touchless Car Wash site at Divisadero and Oak, taken over by Greystar from 4Terra Investments. Site closures start 19 October 2026.
Property Watch: 921 Homes Approved at 10 South Van Ness
The Planning Commission issued final approval on 11 September 2026 for a revised 67-story tower at 10 South Van Ness Avenue. The count fell from 1,019 apartments to 921 and ground-floor retail from 11,820 square feet to 2,360.
1965 Market: 201 Homes Entitled, No Ground Broken
San Francisco approved a 23-story, 201-home tower at 1965 Market Street on 6 July 2026. The entitled site is expected to list for sale, and no construction start is published.
1979 Mission: 382 Homes Under Construction, Two Parcels on Paper
The first building at 2970 16th Street carries 136 homes, 89 studios and 47 one-bedrooms, at a cost MOHCD puts at $110.8 million. Two parcels holding 246 more homes have permits filed and no construction financing on the record.
$140M Artists Hub Breaks Ground With 94 Artist Homes
The Artists Hub on Market broke ground at 1687 Market Street on 28 July 2026 with a $140 million investment and a $100 million private gift behind 94 affordable artist homes. The current 15-storey plan carries a black box theatre and drops the nine-room hotel area that the May 2024 filing described.
Permits Land for Three More Balboa Reservoir Blocks
San Francisco YIMBY reported the September 2026 filings on 6 September. Blocks C and D carry 243 market-rate units at 198 Wisteria Lane and Block G carries 164, while a separate filing covers 170 Meyer Lane. Two affordable buildings on the same site are under construction.
Treasure Island's Next Build: 240 Care Beds at Parcel E1.2
Parcel E1.2 holds the earliest start on the city's fall 2026 forecast: a 240-bed behavioral health building at $70 million, from November 2026 to July 2028, with Mercy Housing, SFDPH and Cahill.
Treasure Island Delivers the First Completed Phase of Its Master Plan
490 Avenue of the Palms opened as 148 homes beside Cityside Park, the first finished phase of a master plan entitled for 8,000 homes. It is the fifth residential community on the island, and the two publishers of the opening describe its tenure in their own words.
Mission Rock Phase 2: One Tower Under Construction, Four Fields Open
Mission Rock broke ground on Phase 2 in May 2026 with Verde at 254 units. Building E carries a residential designation and no published architect, height or date, and the district-wide projection for the rest of Phase 2 is 2028.
Property Watch: Candlestick Point Breaks Ground on Roads and Utilities
FivePoint broke ground at the former Candlestick Park site on 9 September 2026. The first phase covers seven city blocks with roads, utilities and a water system, and approximately 700 homes, 314 of them affordable. The Fourth Amendment sets 130,000 gross square feet of hotel use on the site with no room count and no date.
Hyatt Centric Wharf: An $80 Million Sale and a 2026 Rebuild
Park Hotels & Resorts sold the 316-room Hyatt Centric Fisherman's Wharf for gross proceeds of $80 million in May 2025, with a $70 million impairment in the same half. The hotel announced the completion of its renovation on 15 April 2026.