The company's $200MM pivot from luxury to low-income housing could impact Bay Area multifamily development strategy After five years of regulatory hurdles, financing dead ends, and community opposition, construction crews finally arrived at the triangular lot where 16th and DeHaro streets intersect in San Francisco's Potrero Hill neighborhood. The August 2025 groundbreaking at 300 DeHaro […]
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