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Proposed Mixed-Use Building in San Francisco’s Central SoMa to Emphasize Office, Larger Housing Units

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 By Meghan Hall When proposing mixed-use projects for development in the City of San Francisco, property owners and architects typically focus on maximizing the available number of residential units in an effort to make the most of their investment. However, a new 23-story skyscraper proposed for 543 Howard Street by Gordon Development would do […]

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