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The construction highlight of 2018 was arguably the completion of the Salesforce Tower, now the tallest building in San Francisco. And the city added Park Tower and 181 Fremont; and 706 Mission is close [ ... ]
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For some cities, the opening of its tallest building would be a development high point, so to speak. Not San Francisco. The next few years, and decades, will be exciting and transformative with thousands [ ... ]
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In an effort to come to terms with the loss of their son, John and Karen Christopher established a nonprofit organization in 2008 to help guide youth towards stable careers and bright futures. Foundation [ ... ]
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The area around Market Street and South Van Ness Avenue is set to become the center of the next construction boom in San Francisco. As many as 2,000 units of housing are in the planning pipeline to be [ ... ]
Read more...TRADES HEADLINES
SF Mayor London Breed Wants New $300 Million Bond for Affordable Housing
Jan. 7 – SF Chronicle
Soon-to-be-retired BART Cars could Become Airbnb Hotels, Homeless Shelters or Housing
Jan. 5 – SF Examiner
Big Plans for a New Mid-Market Hotel to Rise Right Here
Jan. 4 – Socket Site
Richmond Ferry to SF Begins Thursday, Ushering New Era for Water Travel in the Bay Area
Jan. 4 – Mercury News
Moscone Center Expansion Finished, Open for Business
Jan. 4 – Curbed SF
Metro-North Expands to 353,033 SF at the Graybar Building
Jan. 3 – Globe St.
Plans to Revitalize the Pedestrian Realm
Jan. 3 – Socket Site
SF Transit Officials Have Seen the Future, and It Is Housing Atop New Bus Yard
Jan. 2 – SF Chronicle
Plans to Develop Lucca Ravioli’s Mission District Parking Lot
Jan. 2 – Socket Site
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I hurt my back at work. My doctor gave me restrictions and I am working “modified duty.” Yesterday my supervisor told me the injury was not reported and I probably had already hurt my back off the job. Can my employer deny my workers’ compensation claim? What other rights do I have?
