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Saturday, September 23, 2023

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Housing

Families in RVs near Lake Merced may have to go—but Mayor’s Office delays safe parking spot

Four-hour parking rules would mean eviction. Why isn't Breed pushing the obvious solution?

Mayor’s Office missing as supes discuss mayor’s proposed housing policies

Breed's plan, drafted with little community input, would do nothing for the city's affordable housing needs; supes aren't going along.

Tenants, community rally against Breed’s developer-friendly housing bill

Evictions, demolition, displacement—and no affordable housing. That's The Agenda for Sept. 17-24

Court won’t lift homeless sweeps injunction—but Chiu still declares victory

What's a realistic offer of shelter? That's not clear as the city moves to start criminalizing the unhoused again.

New city legal filing seeks return to homeless sweeps

Chiu seeks crackdown on people who are 'offered' shelter—which often isn't even available.

What the Yimbys keep getting wrong

Some of us support more density and more housing—just not the private market.

How SF plans to justify continuing sweeps of homeless people

Court hearing shows the latest Breed Administration strategy—and demonstration outside shows the ugly side of demonizing homeless people.

An open letter to Sups. Dorsey, Engardio, and Mandelman

Editor's note: The office of City Attorney David Chiu will argue in federal appeals court Wednesday that the court should lift an injunction banning...

Some city officials are asking the courts to endorse more homeless sweeps

I got a press release this morning from the South Beach Democratic Club, which reads as follows: Supervisor Dorsey and Supervisor Mandelman will be holding...

The city could buy a vacant building for half the price of building new affordable housing

A foreclosed Tennessee St. project is on the market as a bargain price. It's just one of many opportunities the city could take advantage of.

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