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We just introduced legislation for the most significant new development the Financial District has seen in decades. A 41-story tower with a new hotel, office, and retail use is a major sign that San Francisco's downtown recovery is real and picking up.

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Danny Sauter 李爾德1 年前

This project also brings major benefits for our neighborhoods: 🏘️ $15 million in affordable housing funds, including for 100% senior housing in Chinatown 🚒 A new fire station to serve Jackson Square + Telegraph Hill 💰$14 million in annual contributions to our general fund

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BDS1 年前

lmao. There are empty hotels being sold at auction and tons of empty store fronts.

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Ink Idea1 年前

Sip your coffee in secret disdain 😏 Funny hidden message. ☕️☕️☕️ Discreetly displayed on the inside of the mug Get it now 🔥>>

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slowlysteady1 年前

I don’t get it. Downtown highrises are experiencing historic vacancy. Now is the time to build another 41 story tower?

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slowlysteady1 年前

Downtown recovery is much simpler. Arrest the anti-social drug dealers and users. Deport any not here legally . Open Market St. to vehicle traffic. Then, residents and visitors start to return. Small businesses open in shuttered storefronts. Organic revival.

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BK 🇺🇸1 年前

So 15 units of affodable housing, lol.

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Steve1 年前

More offices and retail a sign of recovery in a city where vast quantities of office space are idle, the downtown mall is empty and virtually every major store packed up and left? 60% hotel occupancy so let’s build a hotel. There are none so blind as those who will not see.

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(((Carl Cole))) 🔪🥑1 年前

There’s no “we” in you and SF, Ohio.

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FintechDoc1 年前

Until the city solves its social problems, nobody is coming.

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Gregg Mufson1 年前

🤡🤡 Really clean up the steets we have plenty of hotels/housing

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EyesOnFairOaks1 年前

In summary, vision started 1-9 years ago will be 41-stories and one of the largest in SF's financial district in 20-30 years boosting tax revenue by $14M/year. A sad reflection on how badly managed SF has been for decades.

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