The site at 2700 Sloat Boulevard, a prime location near San Francisco’s Ocean Beach, is once again at the center of a housing debate. Just months after a controversial proposal for a 50-story high-rise was scrapped, a new plan for a 22-story mixed-income development has emerged. This plan offers a more measured approach to tackling […]
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