By Joe Gose Two developers want to sell entitled sites for luxury residential projects in San Francisco’s Dogpatch neighborhood as demand for housing continues unabated and construction costs rise. The projects—Gerding Edlen’s 2290 Third St. and ROEM Corp.’s 815 Tennessee St.—would add 140 new housing units to the city, according to Newmark Cornish & Carey […]
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