The gas station at 376 Castro could soon be replaced by a mixed-use project designed by Sternberg Benjamin Architects. When built, the mid-rise will contain 24 residential units, consisting of 5 one-bedrooms and 19 two-bedrooms. The ground floor will host retail space and a community room.

The massive Chevron gas station at Ninth and Howard could make way for new development when its lease is up in five years. Its replacement may just be a 123-unit condo development by Levy Design Partners, which could include up to 13,000 square feet of commercial space and a pedestrianized alley.

A series of auto repair shops could soon meet the wrecking ball in favor of a mixed-use project with 46,000 square feet of office space, as well as a residential component that could yield up to 112 new apartments. In total, the new building would rise 11 stories. The project is still in the early design phase and has yet to be approved.

An unknown developer is proposing to raze the Oil Changer at 198 Valencia and plop down 28 residential units in its place. The project would include 2,655 square feet of commercial space and 14 off-street parking spaces.

V20, an 18-condo building designed by Kerman Morris Architects, is on its way to the site of a former gas station at 20th and Valencia. The project broke ground last year, and quietly began pre-registration just recenlty. The condos are a mix of two- and three-bedrooms averaging 1,300 square feet.

In September of 2012, JS Sullivan Development submitted plans for a 52-foot-tall building with 42 units and ground-floor retail on the site of an abandoned gas station at 23rd and Valencia. The project has been very slowly making its way though the design phase. Construction could begin within a year.

The gas station at 1490 Ocean Avenue is slated to be replaced by a mixed-use development designed by Shatara Architects, containing 15 condos and 4,356 square feet of ground-floor retail. A construction timeline has yet to be set.

Ed's Autohaus at 768 Harrison Street in SoMa may soon be replaced by a nine-story mixed-use mid-rise designed by Ian Birchall and Associates. The new building would include 26 residential units, 5,000 square feet of office space, and a bit of retail.

If approved in September, the long-abandoned gas station at 490 South Van Ness may finally be replaced by a seven-story building containing 72 condo units. The project, by Forum Design and Smith + Smith Landscape, will feature 42 two-bedroom and 30 one-bedroom units over 655 sq.ft. of ground-floor retail and 48 parking spots.

Trumark Urban's Amero on Van Ness, which sits on the site of a former gas station, has topped out. The seven-story building will include 27 units, many of which will offer spectacular views of the bay.

Back in June, MX3 Ventures purchased the Superior Automotive shop at 3150 16th Street for $8.7 million. The company has plans to replace the structure with a five-story building designed by BAR Architects. The project could include up to 25 condos and 8,000 square feet of retail.

The 76 gas station on Rincon Hill may soon be replaced by a 13-story building with 165,000 square feet of residential space. A timeline for construction has yet to be set.

Plans have been submitted to develop a five-story building on the site of the 10th Street Car Wash. The development is set to include copious amounts of bike parking, but no space for cars.

The vacant lot at Market and Sanchez was once an unsightly gas station, and may soon morph in to an 87-unit rental building. Plans also call for 5,115 square feet of ground-floor retail, 34 off-street parking spots, and rooftop open space. Construction could begin within a year.

As proposed, Leavitt Architecture's 600 Van Ness would contain 27 rental units above ground floor retail. The project would replace a disused gas station.

Lee's Tire and Automotive may soon have to make way for yet another new condo project in the Dogpatch neighborhood. The proposed development includes 37 residential units with a mix of one, two and three-bedrooms. D-Scheme Studio is the architectural firm behind the colorful proposal.

An old car wash will soon be demolished to make room for a new mixed-use building designed by Handel Architects. The project contains 70 condos (38 one-bedrooms, 30 two-bedrooms, and 2 three-bedrooms), 1,600 square feet of ground-floor retail, and a massive roof terrace.

Formerly a 76 gas station, 2175 Market will bring new housing units to transit-heavy Market Street. The building will house 88 one- and two-bedrooms spread over six stories. The development will also add 7,300 square feet of retail on Market Street. Construction is rapidly progressing, and the building has topped out.