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The Salvation Army is selling a 1.9-acre property in San Francisco for $58 million, highlighting it as a major development opportunity. The site includes a 65,000-square-foot building used as a donation warehouse and an adjoining property for recovering addicts.

The property has attracted developer interest, suggesting a potential shift in the city's housing construction trend. It is zoned for up to 65 feet in height, with possibilities for increased height under density bonuses due to its location on a transit corridor.