The Garland, a mixed-use downtown building home to the historic Globe Theatre, has received $7.8 million in financing for energy, water and infrastructure improvements. The money was provided by Sausalito-based CleanFund Commercial PACE Capital Inc.

CleanFund, the leading nationwide provider of Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) financing, today announced providing $7.8 million for the energy, water and related infrastructure improvements supporting the adaptive re-use of The Garland, an 11-story, 82,000 square-foot downtown Los Angeles mixed-use property in the burgeoning Broadway Theater District that is also home to the Globe Theatre.

CleanFund, the leading nationwide provider of Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) financing, today announced providing $7.8 million for the energy, water and related infrastructure improvements supporting the adaptive re-use of The Garland, an 11-story, 82,000 square-foot downtown Los Angeles mixed-use property in the burgeoning Broadway Theater District that is also home to the Globe Theatre.

CleanFund, the leading nationwide provider of Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) financing, today announced providing $7.8 million for the energy, water and related infrastructure improvements supporting the adaptive re-use of The Garland, an 11-story, 82,000 square-foot downtown Los Angeles mixed-use property in the burgeoning Broadway Theater District that is also home to the Globe Theatre.

Resolution reached approving a Vertical Disposition and Development Agreement between the Port and a joint venture between TMG Partners and Presidio Bay Ventures for the sale of Parcel K North, located at 20th Street and Illinois Street, by the Port Commission; and adopting findings under the California Environmental Quality Act, and findings of consistency with the General Plan, and the eight priority policies of Planning Code, Section 101(b).

The path forward for a new residential development at the old Lucky Penny site at 2670 Geary Blvd., would be well-defined if the Board of Supervisors approves a new Geary-Masonic Special Use District.

The live and recorded public meeting of BOS with the Land Use and Transportation Committee for our 5 Masonic project.

The project team is back to pushing forward with plans for an 8-story building to rise up to 80 feet in height upon the site, with a total of 95 apartments.

The designs for a 125-unit development to rise up to five stories in height upon the former Crayon Box/Little Bear preschool site at 65 Ocean Avenue, between Cayuga Avenue and Alemany Boulevard, have been newly rendered by rg-architecture and the formal application to move forward with the development has been submitted to Planning.

The Masonic Avenue Streetscape Project is an effort to improve safety for people walking, biking, taking transit and driving on Masonic Avenue between Geary Boulevard and Fell Street. It will bring a variety of improvements to the corridor including, wider sidewalks, a new median, new paving, landscaping, raised bikeways, better lighting and upgraded sewer infrastructure.

Home-SF, the new city law that allows builders to increase height and density in exchange for providing more affordable housing units, is moving from the conceptual to the real.

The 24-hour greasy spoon dated back to the 1960s, when it was called Copper Penny Family Coffee Shop, and served many a family who walked over from Kaiser Hospital down the street. But in a city with a crazy building boom, the one-story diner and its generous parking lot were a ticking time bomb, and SoMa Development Partners lit the fuse.