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San Francisco Opens Funding to Combat Commercial Vacancies in Disadvantaged Areas

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By The Registry Staff City officials in San Francisco have introduced new grant funding totaling $4 million to address the problem of commercial vacancies in economically disadvantaged areas. The initiatives, led by the Office of Economic and Workforce Development, target commercial corridors in low- to moderate-income neighborhoods or areas that have experienced slower recovery in […]

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