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Dang that is a small lot. We can build some amazing density when allowed :)
Will it start sinking after it’s completed and rented out?!
Magic 8 Ball says: YES
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Hopefully they figured out how to build a stable skyscraper by now!
In cases like this do the most expensive apartments get first dibs at parking spaces? Or do the most expensive apartments always have one space attached to their lease and the less expensive apartments never have parking space access?
What’s the target budget on that bc I’m seeing dev costs at $1mil per unit in SF.
Glad we are building, but these are going to be some tiny apartments. Also, goes without saying but, hope they have a solid foundation... and doesn't turn into a Millennium Tower or 33 Tehama or Transit Center debacle as it settles.
Zero need for 149 parking spots. Huge waste of money and space. Otherwise looks great!
How many of the 672 apartments will have some encumbrance and be "affordable"
I think it's cute that SF thinks it can be carless like NYC. Good luck selling these units.
... and here I thought Garden City was a casino/card room in San Jose...
Does it come with people shitting on the sidewalks or the city will supply those?
A sleek high-rise in between Temple nightclub and the huggy face office?
Why wouldn’t we do this?
This could be for huggy face/other AI companies, what Nema was supposed to be for Twitter.
Hope it turns out better than 33 Tehama across the street that got flooded!
I wonder how long it’ll take after it’s done to realize it’s just Millennium Tower 2.0
Will anyone want to live in a residential tower like that in a town famous for earthquakes?
I think parking minimums are bad, but this building has 149 parking spaces + 456 bicycle spaces which combine for a total of 605 units of transportation, but has 672 apartments, which means there is a deficit of 67 spaces assuming each unit has one resident.
Another reason Chinese people hate high-rise apartment buildings:
The elevator traffic is brutal
The residents need to wait at last half an hour to take an elevator.
