A tax on empty San Francisco storefronts, approved days before the coronavirus pandemic disrupted businesses across the city, could be postponed beyond 2021 as economic losses brought on by the crisis spread.
San Francisco Looks to Delay Vacancy Tax As Virus Keeps Storefronts Closed
City Official Proposes Postponing Tax Punishing Landlords of Empty Retail Space
By Katie Burke
CoStar NewsApril 29, 2020 | 10:21 P.M.
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