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Glut of Retail Vacancies Pushes San Francisco To Reconsider Office Conversions

City Commissioners’ Hesitancy Over Upper-Level Retail-to-Office Transitions Erodes Amid Rising Storefront Vacancy Rates
The former Gump's department store in San Francisco's Union Square district is one of a handful of retail-to-office conversion proposals waiting to be approved. (CoStar)
The former Gump's department store in San Francisco's Union Square district is one of a handful of retail-to-office conversion proposals waiting to be approved. (CoStar)
CoStar News
June 4, 2021 | 4:08 P.M.

San Francisco planning officials are considering whether to change their long-standing opposition to converting empty multifloor retail space into offices, a move that reflects how cities nationwide are faced with a pandemic-fueled surge in vacant storefronts.

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