The Port of San Francisco is deploying a $250,000 leasing-incentive fund and a three-phase build-out plan to convert 7.5 miles of city waterfront into a magnet for maritime and ocean-economy companies, wagering that discounted rent can seed an industry cluster where market-rate space could not. The San Francisco Port Commission this week unanimously approved the […]
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