A San Francisco landmass that's neighbors with Treasure Island is getting 266 new luxury homes, some priced at $3 million. Here's what the finished project will look like.
The website boasts that "Yerba Buena Island is the best of San Francisco" — it's the city "as it was meant to be lived."
The island is a naturally-formed landmass that sits between Oakland and San Francisco. The Bay Bridge crosses through it.
It's neighbors with Treasure Island, a man-made landmass that will see the bulk of the 8,000 new housing units that are included in the project.
Both islands have jointly housed residents before the redevelopment began, including formerly homeless residents and others in need of supportive housing on Treasure Island.
About 40 households were living on Yerba Buena Island until they were evicted in 2015 for the incoming redevelopment, according to The San Francisco Chronicle. Some of those residents took a cash payment and moved elsewhere, but most relocated to apartments on Treasure Island. They'll eventually be housed in new buildings that are slated to be built on Treasure Island, as will most of the residents living there.
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There will be 266 homes built on Yerba Buena Island.
The prices of the 124 units at The Bristol were the first to be announced. Studios are listed for $800,000, one-bedrooms at $1 million, two-bedrooms at $1.7 million, and three-bedrooms at $3 million.
Source: Curbed SF
The sales at The Bristol will kick off this spring and move-ins are expected to start in mid-2021.
Source: Curbed SF
The Bristol will be a five-story apartment building, but the townhome will be another type of housing unit offered on the island.
The Flats include a single-story housing model, with fewer than 10 units in each building.
Source: SF Gate
Prices for the Flats and Townhomes units aren't available yet.
But 27% of the housing units on both Yerba Buena Island and Treasure Island will be affordable, or below-market-rate.
Source: SF Gate
A 14,000-square-foot private Island Club will be available to residents.
It will offer amenities like a sauna, a massage room, an outdoor lap pool, and a dining room.
There will be a hilltop park near the Island Club at a central location on the island.
There will also be five miles of hiking and biking paths.
Future residents will also eventually have access to a ferry terminal that is planned to be built on the neighboring Treasure Island.
Source: Yerba Buena Island
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