San Francisco has invested a significant amount of money in an effort to retain artists in the city. The total investment is $140M. This move is aimed at keeping artists in the city, but details of the plan are not specified here.
For more information on this investment and its intended outcomes, readers can refer to the source, SFGATE, which has reported on the city's $140M bet on keeping artists in the city.
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