Laura Waxmann

There are deals to be had in San Francisco’s office market — for those willing to take a long-term view.

City officials say they are taking a case-by-case approach when it comes to determining whether AI is allowed in San Francisco’s industrial neighborhoods where offices have long been prohibited.

The seat is currently held by Board of Supervisors President Aaron Peskin, who is termed out.

The plan has been described as one of the most impactful efforts by San Francisco in a decade or so to spur housing construction. But developers agree it alone won’t get the needed housing built.

The lawsuit alleges that Westfield considered options to address security issues at the mall, but ultimately decided not to make that investment.

The proposed new contract includes a provision that the homeless shelter will vacate the property early if the housing development planned at Seawall Lot 330 is ready to move forward.

Stonestown Galleria’s ownership said that the Japanese entertainment venue will be a “fantastic addition” to the mall, which is earmarked for redevelopment.

The sale represents the second office property to trade at a steep price drop post pandemic, and points to a gradual resetting of San Francisco’s ailing office market market.

AB 2011, which went into effect July 1, may provide another route to approval for the polarizing project.

After founding Airbnb, Joe Gebbia wants to build an ADU in your backyard with new company, Samara. “This is the fastest growing category within housing.”