Key graf on page 5: "Prior to the pandemic, downtown San Francisco saw strong net new business formation, with 711 net new establishments in the information, financial, and professional services sectors in 2017 (Figure 3). The trajectory reversed sharply during the pandemic and by 2025, this figure fell to just 25 – a decline of 96%."
Is it true SF can get away with not caring about constrained economic growth?. Regardless of not allowing any data centers, it's still a good location, and location is everything.
It's absolutely brain dead that it applies to commercial and industrial property. (It's not good policy for residential either, but more understandable)
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