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Commission approves 2100 Market mixed‑use project but requires retail on Fourteenth and design review with community
Summary
After extended public comment and internal debate over affordable housing levels, ground‑floor heights and design, the Planning Commission approved Brian Spears’ 62‑unit proposal at 2100 Market St. Feb. 4 with conditions requiring retail (or retail‑flex) on Fourteenth Street, community participation in design refinements, and a formal report back on updated plans.
The Planning Commission approved a 62‑unit mixed‑use building proposed for 2100 Market Street on Feb. 4 but attached a set of design and implementation conditions intended to address neighborhood concerns about ground‑floor activation and architectural articulation.
Project and staff: Planning staff described a 40–65 foot mixed‑use building with 62 dwelling units (studio, one‑ and two‑bedroom), 2,600 square feet of ground‑floor commercial space, no off‑street parking, and seven on‑site affordable units (12% inclusionary requirement). The developer, Brian Spears, said the long‑vacant site causes blight and that the project…
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