By John Cumbelich In the March elections, San Franciscans approved Proposition D, a new tax sponsored by a member of the Board of Supervisors that targets landlords of vacant retail space. The sponsor believes that these owners are intentionally keeping their properties vacant, despite tenant demand. The Supervisor commented that the tax is “about changing […]
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