By Meghan Hall The development community in San Francisco remains abuzz after the San Francisco Board of Supervisors rejected a proposal to develop 467 homes on a vacant lot owned by Nordstrom at the end of last month. The project, proposed by BUILD, was rejected after Supervisors expressed concern that the development’s environmental impact review […]
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