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Brookfield Commits to 700 Affordable Housing Units at Stonestown Galleria Project in San Francisco

April 24, 20242 Mins read513
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By The Registry Staff More affordable housing has been added to the Stonestown Galleria project in San Francisco. Project developer Brookfield Properties has pledged to designate 20 percent – or approximately 700 units – of the residential portion of the proposal as affordable housing, according to a report from the San Francisco Chronicle. Among these […]

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