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San Francisco approves plans to replace Marina Safeway with apartments and larger grocery store
A new 848-unit apartment building and grocery store will replace the Marina Safeway, approved by city planners.
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The San Francisco Planning Department has approved plans to demolish the Marina Safeway to make way for a multi-use development, KRON4 reported.
The project, developed by Align Real Estate, will include an 848-unit apartment building and a larger grocery store than the current Safeway.
The new building will be 22 stories tall, according to KRON4.
The approval has sparked division among neighborhood residents, with differing opinions on the impact of the proposed development.
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