City officials pledge to seek developers by 2027 for project at 101 Hyde Street, ending extended limbo for long-promised housing The San Francisco Mayor's Office of Housing and Community Development has reversed course on a contentious property decision, committing to pursue developers for an affordable housing project that has been stalled since 2015. The amended […]
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