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2.3-Acre Residential Infill Development Site in San Francisco’s Bernal Heights Hits the Market

The RegistryMarch 9, 20262 Mins read564

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The 301 Alemany Boulevard offering represents one of the city's rare large-scale infill development opportunities with in-place residential zoning and immediate highway access Jones Lang LaSalle Americas has launched the sale of a 2.3-acre residential development site at 301 Alemany Blvd. in San Francisco's Bernal Heights and Portola neighborhood, positioning the offering as one of […]

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