San Francisco, once the glittering jewel of the West Coast, has faced some tough years. Pandemic-era work-from-home policies sent residents packing in search of cheaper places to live. Between 2020 and 2023, the city lost almost 7 percent or roughly 62,000 residents. The once-vibrant downtown dimmed as office towers emptied and businesses struggled. Along with […]
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