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San Francisco Planning Commission Approves Modified Plans for New 1,112-Unit Residential Tower

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San Francisco Planning Commission, San Francisco, Bay Area, Crescent Heights, Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates
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By Kate Snyder A plan to bring hundreds of apartments to San Francisco’s Hayes Valley neighborhood that was originally approved in 2020 just won permission to get even bigger. The San Francisco Planning Commission unanimously approved on Jan. 19 a modified design for the residential tower slated to be built at 10 South Van Ness […]

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