With more than 4,000 housing units set to come online in San Francisco in the next few months, it’s only natural to wonder who the target residents of these properties may be. Well, wonder no more…
San Francisco’s annual Cinco de Mayo celebration is one of the City’s most spectacular traditions, showcasing the very best of Mexican and Latin American cultures with a diverse array of music, dance and artistry for the whole family to enjoy. Sure to draw thousands of guests, the ninth annual celebration is an alcohol-free, family friendly cultural event. Featuring delicious, diverse foods, nearly 50 booths where vendors will offer fine arts and crafts and important information that empowers the community through greater awareness of important topics, the SF Cinco de Mayo Festival will be whirling with culture, spirit and fun.
The Festival is produced by Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. Since 1959 the Mission Centers, a non-profit organization with 13 community centers, have provided quality programs that promote self-sufficiency and community growth for San Francisco though their Child Development Programs and Youth and Senior Services Programs.
The weekend cometh: time to relax and enjoy your time with family and friends. Add a frothy mug of craft beer to that picture and, well, it’s looking pretty perfect. Enter the 30th annual San Francisco…
124 San Aleso Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94127
Offered at $1,795,000
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East is meeting west more often than normal these days in the San Francisco real estate market. According to the San Francisco Business Times, Chinese investors are taking advantage of the fact that during the U.S. economic recovery…
SocketSite is reporting that the controversial condo lottery bypass legislation is under discussion by the San Francisco Land Use and Economic Development Committee this afternoon, having had some recent amendments by two members of the San…
