The 34 condos on the edge of Pacific Heights are ready to start selling. We checked out the floorpans a few weeks back and found them spacious if not overly exciting. All of the units include floor-to-ceiling windows and private outdoor spaces.

The 81 units at the corner of Bush and Divisadero were once supposed to be apartments, but all that changed when developer KB Homes took over. Unit sizes will range from 615 to 1,704 square feet, and amenities will include a fitness center, a greenhouse and a courtyard. Updates about the development have been scarce as of late, so it's not certain that the development will actually hit the market before the end of 2015.

The 70-story tower that will be 181 Fremont poked its head above ground this summer when above-street-level construction began. The building will have 67 units that begin on the 54th floor. An entire floor devoted to amenities will include a yoga room, a library, an open air terrace, and a fire pit.

After selling out its first round of condos back in 2014 in no time, Onyx is ready to launch Phase II with 21 more new homes. Expect to see prices higher than last year's $1,000 per square mark. There's also now a Philz Coffee in the retail space on the ground floor of the complex.

This narrow Tendernob building will have only 20 new condos, but they have been a long time coming. The design is from Ian Birchall and Associates and is a revamp from a 2008 project that was 20 feet taller. Again, no on-sale date has been set, so they may not be available until next year.

There's not a lot of information out there about 1868 Van Ness, even though it has been rising rapidly over the past few months. The former gas station will have 35 units. Renderings are non-existent and we can only guess at the on-sale date for the building.

The 162-unit rental building from Emerald Fund, the developer making big moves around mid-Market/Civic Center, is expected to start renting late this year. The former parking lot will have two roof decks for its new residents.

The new development that is transforming a formerly barren corner of Potrero Hill near the freeway is expected to start pre-leasing some of its 453 apartments by October. Move-ins into the amenity-laden apartments will begin in December.