San Francisco's national park is doubling down on its unique business model with a 196-unit housing development—just months after fending off Trump's attempt to dismantle it When most federal agencies faced President Trump's budget ax earlier this year, the Presidio Trust had an unusual defense: a balance sheet that would make many private developers envious. […]
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