- People appeared to enjoy UN Plaza's Night Market last Friday [KTVU], but were a little freaked out by all the security [SF Chronicle].
- Is this SF's below market housing lottery or Brazil? [SF Examiner]
- One day, the Geneva Muni barn could become an arts and cultural center. [SF Chronicle]
- It'll cost a jaw-dropping $690K per unit to build this SoMa affordable housing development. [Socketsite]
- Those spooky bathrooms at Great Highway and Judah will be closed until next year. [Ocean Beach Bulletin]
- [Hoodline]'s overview of local turf wars.
- The 24th Street [BART] station escalator's going to be out of service for a while.
- "Homeless Encampments Here to Stay," asserts [Mission Local].
- According to [48 Hills], the Planning Commission is now allowing developers to demolish rent-controlled housing.
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