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Lurie’s $16.85B San Francisco Budget Bets on Zoning, Permitting and Downtown to Reignite CRE

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Mayor's FY27-FY28 spending plan closes a $642MM deficit while pouring resources into City Planning, PermitSF, affordable housing and street capital — signals the commercial real estate sector has been waiting for. San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie's $16.85 billion interim budget for fiscal year 2026-2027, paired with a $17.24 billion plan for 2027-2028, leans hard on […]

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