The logistics real estate giant's proposal for the 20-acre site between Fourth and Seventh streets would include an 850-foot tower, 2,500 homes and 4 million square feet of commercial space in one of the city's most ambitious postpandemic development bids. Prologis (NYSE: PLD) has formally submitted its application to the San Francisco Planning Department for […]
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