In 2011, when X Corp., formerly known as Twitter, leased a converted furniture mart on Market Street, it heralded a transformation for San Francisco’s Mid Market neighborhood. Once a neglected stretch between downtown and Civic Center, the area soon teemed with office workers, gourmet eateries, and modern apartment towers, thanks partly to tax breaks that […]
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