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(US) Preservation vs Development: History Complicates San Francisco’s Surging Real Estate Development Market

By Simon Adams on December 10, 2014
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 In an article published on Law360 titled “History Complicates San Francisco’s Surging Real Estate Development,” Simon Adams of Reed Smith’s Real Estate Practice Group comments on the challenges developers face with historic-designated properties in the city.

 ” I think [the need for housing is] a particular challenge to San Francisco right now,”  noting the tension between the city’s need for more development — particularly residential — and the challenges of getting such development done in historical building-heavy downtown cores such as SOMA, where many are made of nonreinforced masonry, making renovations a costly endeavor.

The full article can be read here.

 

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