376 castro. 6 stories containing 24 residential units, with 4 brm units, 12 parking spaces, some bike parking, a community amenity space, and retail on the corner and along the market frontage. no timeline, but the service station is closed and site prep ought to be starting soon.
this is such a vital project. imagine once the chevron is gone how great that intersection will feel, without cars crossing your path all the time (and bring on the street renovations!).
also,
this article in the bar area reporter mentions that 35 dolores is moving ahead (i confirmed on their website, construction might even be started, though i wonder about their hoped-for 1-1 parking ratio) and that:
Castro neighborhood groups are now focused on trying to convince Greystar, the developer of an 85-unit development slated for a corner lot at Sanchez, Market and 15th streets, next door to the Swedish American Hall, to include the required 10 BMR units on site and not pay an in-lieu fee as they have proposed to do.
swedish american/cafe du nord, it should read. what a joy it would be to see that one get built out, and 85 units! the glory! another key piece in stitching the market street retail wall back together.