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General ConstructionSouth of MarketPermit issued

Warehouse Conversion at 1035 Howard St, South of Market

1035 Howard St, South of Market, 94103

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Reported project cost

$11,500,000

As declared on the permit filing. Additions & Alterations · Warehouse,No Frnitur.

Issued
August 20, 2026
Expires
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License
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What was permitted

This significant project involves converting a manufacturing/warehouse building in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood into self-storage units. The work includes substantial interior alterations, such as expanding a mezzanine, adding new partitions, elevators, and stairs, without changing the building's exterior envelope.

The permit, issued on August 20, 2026, has an estimated project cost of $11,500,000 and is being managed by Project Delivery Group West. This large-scale renovation indicates a substantial investment in repurposing commercial space for a growing demand in the area.

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Tracking number, work description, cost and dates

Tracking number202512192297
Work permit #—
Job filing number—
Work typeAdditions & Alterations · Warehouse,No Frnitur
Statusissued
Job descriptionconvert maufacturing/warehouse to self-storage. no expansion to (e) bldg envelope. 1/f mezzanine expand from 2,628gsf to 9,912gsf. reno to (e) bldg including facade and structural alterations, (n) mep, (n) partition walls and finishes, (n) exits doors, (n) elevator & (n) stairs. bldg fully sprinkler
Floor / unit—
Estimated cost$11,500,000
ApprovedAugust 20, 2026
IssuedAugust 20, 2026
Expires—
BBL—
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