San Francisco building permits — week of July 6, 2026
San Francisco's construction pipeline remains firmly focused on building upgrades, led by a $1.7 million tenant space remodel at 405 Howard Street adding phone booths and a coffee area. The city's permit data shows 320 of 345 filings this week were minor alterations, signaling sustained investment in existing properties.
Top permits this week
405 Howard St
$1,714,000A $1.7M downtown tenant space remodel adding phone booths and a coffee area at 405 Howard Street.
233 Franklin St
$1,580,037A $1.58M exterior repair project at 233 Franklin St addressing cladding and waterproofing.
181 Fremont St
$1,090,000A $1.09M renovation at 181 Fremont St adding seating, flex space, and showers.
369 Duncan St
$612,000Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
15 Temple St
$500,000Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
583 22nd Av
$291,000Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
1250 Ellis St
$290,000Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
1220 Ellis St
$280,000Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
85 Cleary Ct
$280,000Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
65 Cleary Ct
$280,000Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
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