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San Francisco Approves 85-Foot, Nine-Unit Condo Tower at 230 Anza Street, the First Project to Clear Lurie’s Family Zoning Plan

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An 85-foot condominium tower cleared the San Francisco Planning Commission on a low-rise Inner Richmond block, becoming the first project entitled under Mayor Daniel Lurie's Family Zoning Plan and an early template for how the city's new rules will reshape its residential neighborhoods. The San Francisco Planning Commission on July 23 approved an eight-story, 85-foot […]

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