San Francisco passed a tax to curb vacant storefronts. So why do many still sit empty?
When San Francisco voters passed a tax on vacant storefronts in 2020, storefronts sat empty in many parts of the city despite a booming economy. Then Supervisor Aaron Peskin, who sponsored the measure ...
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How to Upgrade Your San Francisco Apartment on Any Budget
Finding a decent spot in San Francisco feels like winning the lottery; when you finally get your place, you’re more than ...
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How They Pulled It Off: Custom Millwork Transforms an Office Into a Guest Room
A family in San Francisco makes clever use of minimal space with hidden storage in almost every room. Welcome to How They ...
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AI firms keep gobbling up office space, adding momentum to S.F. recovery
In only a few years, AI companies have extended their real estate footprint across the city by leasing millions of square feet, enough to fill a modern San Francisco skyscraper several times over.