By The Registry Staff San Francisco lawmakers have introduced legislation to allow underutilized offices to be converted into housing and non-office spaces, filling the increasing number of vacant office spaces that have been mounting for the last three years due to the pandemic, according to recent reporting by the San Francisco Business Times. Mayor London […]
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