A new, glassy skyscraper with 528 apartments could replace a Tower Car Wash on San Francisco’s Mission Street as rental demand surges across the city.
Developer Manna Capital proposed the 45-story project at 1601 Mission St. on Oct. 7, about double the size of a prior 2014 proposal for the site through the state density bonus law. If built, it would be one of the city’s largest housing projects since the pandemic.
The 633,600-square-foot tower would include 80 affordable apartments, including 40 very low-income units and 40 for moderate-income households. Planned amenities include a spa, rooftop deck, outdoor swimming pool, yoga studio and golf simulator.
Plans also call for a 900-square-foot retail space on the ground floor and 190 parking spaces…