By Meghan Hall In May of 2018, the San Francisco Planning Commission adopted the Central SoMa Plan, designed to encourage the development of 16 million square feet of housing, a third of which would be specifically designated as affordable. In exchange, developers would receive the opportunity to build denser projects. After receiving entitlements for commercial […]
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