San Francisco appears headed for its first mega-project housing development since the pandemic.
The Stonestown Galleria may soon be home for thousands of new residents as officials look to turn shopping malls into living spaces.While a lot of shopping malls are struggling, Stonestown Galleria in San Francisco is doing well. But there are those who think it could do even better.
And old newspaper ad lists a three-bedroom, two-bath apartment going for $159 a month. Later, indoor malls became regional shopping destinations with customers arriving in cars.And even though much of the rear parking lot now sits empty, some current customers don't want to see the surface parking go away.'Please don't take the parking away. It's silly,' said shopper Angela Fonda, who lives near Stonestown.
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