How can a rich historical space welcome visitors and new community members while ensuring that it continues to work for current residents?

Redevelopment as we’ve known it really is dead in California.

In late October, SPUR shared with the public a set of draft recommendations for the Ocean Beach Master Plan, a long-range vision for managing coastal erosion, infrastructure, access and ecology on

Question: What’s the best way to revitalize Central Market?

Answer: There isn’t one way, but many — and they all need to be coordinated with one another.

What are unaccepted streets and paper streets, and how can they help make San Francisco a greener place?

San Francisco’s Market Street has a long and fascinating history: from its ambitious beginnings as an over-scaled boulevard, laid out by Jasper O’Farrell in 1847, to its heyday as the c

The stretch of 4th Street between Market Street and the Caltrain station at 4th and King Street may not be one of San Francisco’s best-known neighborhoods (at least not yet), but it’s a

This year has been a wild one for redevelopment agencies in in California.