Emerald Fund is ready to start the $200 million transformation of 100 Van Ness from a concrete office tower to deluxe apartments after the Planning Commission approved a request to drop the number of affordable units.
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Come Meet Your Neighbors at the Civic Center CBD Community Meeting and Mixer
The board of directors of the Civic Center Community Benefit District would like to invite you to our first Community Meeting and Mixer on March 1, 2012. We will host our mixer from 5:30 to 7:30pm at 25 Van Ness Avenue. We will offer light refreshments and the event is free and open to all….
Super Bowl 50: Temporary Muni Changes in FiDi & SoMa
Note: The re-route description for the 38 Geary / 38R Geary Rapid route has been updated below. Commuters, residents and Super Bowl fans who use Muni’s surface routes in the Financial District and South of Market neighborhoods may see temporary re-routes and stop re-locations for Super Bowl City from January 23 to February 12. In today’s post, we’ll…
Civic Center Community Benefit District Announces Election Results
The Civic Center Community Benefit District (CCCBD) has announced the results of its first election for the board of directors. The corporation was formed in 2011 with an interim board of directors who agreed to serve until the election of a regular board of directors, which was to occur no later than June 30, 2012….
Civic Center CBD Wraps-Up Summer Concerts with SF Opera Ensemble and Zanda Svede
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The Civic Center CBD Gets a New Identity and Logo for Marketing the Neighborhood
The Civic Center CBD’s staff and marketing committee have been working with Rob Duncan of the local design firm, Dowling | Duncan, to create a new logo and identity for the Civic Center CBD and neighborhood. If you conduct a search for the SF Civic Center, you will find maps that show an outline of…