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City of San Francisco and Related California to Redevelop Outdated DMV Site into 372 Affordable Housing Units

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San Francisco’s Panhandle neighborhood will soon be home to one of the city’s largest affordable housing complexes following Governor Gavin Newsom's announcement about transforming an outdated Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) office into a mixed-use affordable housing development. The 1377 Fell Street DMV location, built in 1960, will be demolished to make way for the […]

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