By The Registry Staff A proposal for a residential project in San Francisco's SoMa district could see a significant increase in housing density. Originally proposed as a 366-foot tower with 274 apartments, the project, sponsored by N17 Development, now aims to construct a 444-foot high-rise with 320 rental units, according to a report from SFYIMBY. […]
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