Demo is underway on this mega-project that used to be a school campus for a teacher's college and later a Berkeley extension. When completed the complex will house 6 new buildings and 336 units. 110 units will be reserved for LGBT seniors and 50 for low-to-moderate incomes.

Located on space reclaimed from the destruction of the old Central Freeway the space was most recently home to the Hayes Valley Farm, who has since moved on. Work is now underway to bring a 182-unit mixed-use building to be run by the popular Avalon Bay company. Expect ground-floor retail, high-end rentals, multiple roof decks and a living alley when the project is completed in early 2015.

Located on the edge on Hayes Valley (or Upper Market to some) this Arquitectonica-designed beauty is currently getting its glass facade installed. When completed in around 4-5 months 115 units will be delivered, including ground-floor retail, across the building's 9 floors.

Perhaps the most anticipated of all the Hayes Valley projects, the Stanley Saitowitz-designed 8 Octavia is considered by many to be a glowing example of modern architecture located at a gateway intersection into San Francisco. Currently under construction, the project will produce 48 units with retail space, car and bicycle parking. The building will rise from 5-8 stories along its long, narrow plot.

Located on a funky shaped parcel along the former Central Freeway ramp, this highly anticipated project in expected to break ground sometime this year. Rising 4 stories high, this project will yield 41 units with the obligatory retail space and 20 off-street parking spaces. Expect to see this Handel Architect design completed sometime in 2015.

With a facade that was recently revealed, the 5 story building at 1600 Market will feature 24 BMR units that will satisfy the requirements for the posh Linea up the road. There will also be 3,600 sq. ft. of retail space, but zero parking.

This hotly anticipated condo project in the heart of the area has already had people lining up around the block to purchase one of their 62 townhouses and flats. If you are interested you'd better contact them soon, as the building is set to open this fall.

With its black and white facade very unique to San Francisco the future Boys and Girls Club will rise to 6 floors where a surface parking lot currently exists. 69 units and a 33,000-plus sq. ft. clubhouse will fill out the majority of this project when it is completed.

This fully-entitled 8 story building at the corner Page and Franklin has been searching for a buyer to start construction. If it does rise expect to see 35 units and 18 underground parking stalls over ground floor retail.