SAN FRANCISCO—An ordinance to protect this city’s housing stock may present a rare opportunity for student housing developers to do business in one of the country’s hardest markets to enter. Last month, the San Francisco Planning Commission overwhelmingly passed an ordinance proposed by the City and County Board of Supervisors that would both ban the conversion of residential housing into student dwellings and provide incentives for educational institutions and developers to build more student housing…

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