By Robert Celaschi Developers are in legal limbo now that the state has filed a lawsuit to overturn San Francisco's Proposition B. [contextly_sidebar id="VJcFWmGVFOgumWio4CJVKZgphDdx5sMp"]Prop. B, which voters approved by 59 percent this past June, requires voters to go back to the polls and approve any exceptions to the current height limit along the city’s waterfront, […]
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