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San Francisco Church Converting to Housing?

Name: San Francisco Church Converting to Housing?
Uploaded: 2024-05-01T01:00:04+00:00
Duration: 30 s
Channel: Austin Klar
Description: In this brief YouTube update, Austin Klar reports on a new development proposal for a historic church on Fillmore Street in San Francisco’s Lower Haight…

1 May 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube update, Austin Klar reports on a new development proposal for a historic church on Fillmore Street in San Francisco’s Lower Haight. The 125‑year‑old building, which closed as a church in 2004 and later served as a roller‑skating rink, is slated for conversion into a mixed‑use project that will retain the church’s historic architectural details while adding seven market‑rate apartments, event space, parking for 15 cars, and bike storage for 28 bikes. The design is being handled by Architects SF, which has submitted several plan iterations over recent years. Klar frames the news as part of a broader Bay Area real‑estate trend and invites viewers to follow for more updates.

It is not just offices that are being proposed to convert into housing. Plans have just been unveiled to convert a church on Fillmore Street in the Lower Haight into a mixed-use housing and event space. The over 125-year-old church closed in 2004 because the cost of upkeep was too expensive, and it's been used as a roller skating rink over the last decade. Architects SF is responsible for the design and has submitted multiple iterations of plans for this over the past several years. The most recent proposal is for 7 market-rate apartments that is going to preserve the beautiful historic detail of the church. There will be parking for 15 cars and 28 bikes. Follow me for more Bay Area real estate.