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Famous San Francisco Recording Studio to Make Way for Mixed-Use Development with 94 Housing Units

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By Meghan Hall Hyde Street Studios, a local fixture in the Tenderloin District and the studio responsible for recording artists such as Green Day, Tupac, Santana and the Grateful Dead could be closing to make room for a new, eight story mixed-use building at the corner of Hyde Street and Eddy Street. Hyde Street Studios, […]

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