The San Francisco nonprofit will designate three-quarters of the units as income-restricted, the third such sale-and-conversion deal in the region within a year. A San Francisco nonprofit is moving to close on a 268-unit Sacramento County apartment complex and restrict most of its units as affordable housing, the latest in a string of affordable conversions […]
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