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Historic San Francisco Alexandria Theater’s Latest Housing Conversion Plan Faces Mixed Reception

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A proposal to convert the long-vacant Alexandria Theater in San Francisco's Richmond District into 75 residential units is progressing. Spearheaded by TimeSpace Group, the project emphasizes family-sized housing and affordability while preserving historic elements. It aims to address San Francisco's housing crisis amidst a challenging market with high costs and low production rates.

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