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Industrial to Housing Conversion in San Francisco Proposed

Name: Industrial to Housing Conversion in San Francisco Proposed
Uploaded: 2023-11-20T02:00:01+00:00
Duration: 45 s
Channel: Austin Klar
Description: In this brief video, Austin Klar reports that Align Real Estate has submitted a development application to transform an industrial building at 70…

20 Nov 2023 · 1 min

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In this brief video, Austin Klar reports that Align Real Estate has submitted a development application to transform an industrial building at 70 Pennsylvania Avenue in San Francisco's Potrero Hill into residential housing. The site is part of the larger mixed‑use project that already includes The Landing SF, a 263‑unit complex opened in 2019. Perry Architects will redesign the façade with glass windows on the north and south sides and add a rooftop amenity deck. Because the building is currently zoned for production, distribution, and repair, a zoning change is required. The plan calls for a ground‑floor lobby and two upper floors containing 44 residential units (studios, one‑ and three‑bedrooms) totaling 31,900 sq ft, with bicycle parking for 44 bikes. Klar ends by urging viewers to follow him for more Bay Area real‑estate updates.

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Developer Align Real Estate just filed an application to convert an industrial building in San Francisco's Potrero Hill neighborhood into housing. The project site at 70 Pennsylvania Avenue is part of a mixed-use development that includes The Landing SF, a 263-unit housing complex that opened in 2019. Perry Architects is responsible for the redesign, which will bring glass windows to the north and south facades to provide light for each unit, and there will be a beautiful new rooftop amenity deck. The structure along Pennsylvania Avenue is currently zoned for production, distribution, and repair, so a zoning change is definitely gonna have to be approved in order for the project to be built. The ground floor would be converted to a common area lobby space, and then the upper 2 floors would be converted into 44 units spread across 31,900 square feet with a mix of studios, 1 and 3 bedroom units, and there'd be enough parking for 44 bicycles. Follow me for more Bay Area real estate. Follow me for more Bay Area real estate.