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The problem with the Mission Moratorium report

City's economist misses a few key points in his analysis of the impacts of the Mission Moratorium By Tim Redmond SEPTEMBER 14, 2015 -- The Chronicle...

Hubris unbound: Landlords appeal 660 Third St case

Amazing: After losing at every step of the planning process, developers who illegally converted industrial space to offices are trying another appeal By Zelda Bronstein SEPTEMBER...

The Agenda: Showdowns over evictions ….

... and a giant project at Fifth and Mission.  By Tim Redmond SEPTEMBER 14, 2015 – Tenants flooded City Hall again last week, reminding the mayor...

When is growth too expensive?

SF Planning Commission ducks the biggest issue in passing along a new transit-impact fee By Tim Redmond SEPTEMBER 11, 2015 –The debate at the San Francisco...

The fundamental flaws in Mayor Lee’s housing plan

Click your heels three times, trust in the magic of the free market, and  you get a lot less affordable housing that the city...

Herrera: Big landlord defies short-term rental law

City attorney seeks records in case showing how widespread and blatant the disregard for short-term rental rules is By Tim Redmond SEPTEMBER 9, 2015 – The...

Can SF stop the “climate of corruption?”

A rally calls for outside investigators -- while campaign filings show that much of the tech and developer domination is perfectly legal SEPTEMBER 9, 2015...

The Agenda, Sept. 8-13: A developer giveaway worth billions

SF wants to let speculators and developers pay far less than they owe for providing Muni service -- meaning the rest of us have...

SF finally cracks down on illegal offices

Zoning decision on Soma building sends a message that developers can't just turn industrial space into offices By Zelda Bronstein SEPTEMBER 8, 2015 -- San Francisco’s...

At 17th and Mission, a “gentrification bomb”

 Planning Commission sets terrible precedent, allows tech office space to displace artists in the Mission By Tim Redmond SEPTEMBER 3, 2015 – There was a lot...