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San Francisco Planning Commission Approves Controversial 181-Unit Project in Mission District

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By The Registry Staff A controversial apartment project in San Francisco's Mission District received the green light Thursday from the Planning Commission. Several board members raised objections to the project but ultimately a majority felt it had to go forward due to constraints of state housing laws. The decision clears the way for property owner […]

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