Prado Group receives approval for infrastructure financing 3333 California Street project A long-dormant property in one of San Francisco's established neighborhoods is moving toward redevelopment after a decade of planning, with city officials approving innovative financing mechanisms to address infrastructure challenges that have paralyzed numerous large-scale housing projects across the city. Prado Group anticipates starting […]
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