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San Francisco’s Rental Market Grapples with Pandemic Hangover and Concessions

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By The Registry Staff San Francisco, once a bustling hub for tech professionals and urban enthusiasts, is grappling with the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. As the city recovers, apartment owners face challenges, from dampened pricing to widespread concessions. Things are not likely to improve soon. One prominent issue affecting San Francisco's rental market is […]

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