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San Francisco is Already Facing a $780MM Budget Deficit, But Property Owners Are Appealing Assessments in Record Numbers

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By The Registry Staff In the heart of San Francisco's towering skyline, a storm is brewing in the world of real estate. Once bastions of prosperity, the city's office towers, shopping centers, and hotels grapple with a stark new reality as property assessments plummet amid a post-pandemic real estate downturn. This seismic shift has prompted […]

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