A San Mateo office building at the end of O'Farrell Street would give way to an 87-unit apartment building under a formal application filed May 13 that revives a residential project first entitled in 2021 and now advancing under California's Housing Crisis Act. The 1919 O'Farrell Street project would demolish an existing office building on […]
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