Nearly 70 percent of San Francisco voters approved Proposition M during the November 2024 election, introducing sweeping changes to the city’s business tax structure. Designed to streamline taxation and address critical fiscal needs, the measure has far-reaching implications for businesses operating in the city, including commercial real estate owners. Proposition M significantly raises the small […]
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