By The Registry Staff The City of San Francisco has reached an agreement to purchase a parking lot near Hayes Valley, acquiring it for the purpose of developing 196 units of affordable housing. This deal exemplifies how the declining value of residential development sites is creating opportunities as the city strives to meet its target […]
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