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SF to release Transbay housing developer from grocery store commitment
By on December 15, 2018
A developer is asking The City for permission to drop plans to bring a grocery store into the Transbay neighborhood as part of a nearly 550-unit housing development, saying no »

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Duboce Triangle affordable housing project gets an upgrade
By on December 13, 2018
San Francisco city officials on Thursday celebrated the rehabilitation of 42 units of affordable housing for seniors and people with disabilities in the city’s Duboce Triangle neighborhood. The public housing »

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Judson True tapped as Breed’s new director of housing delivery
By on December 13, 2018
Mayor London Breed announced Thursday she has tapped Judson True to serve in a newly created position as Director of Housing Delivery to expedite the construction of homes. True, who »

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Settlement expected in long-running Market Street tenant eviction fight
By on December 13, 2018
A settlement agreement is expected as soon as next month in a years-long legal dispute over a landlord’s attempt to evict tenants living illegally in units designated for office space, »

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Sweeping regional housing plan under construction
By on December 12, 2018
An ambitious regional housing plan aiming to create 35,000 new housing units throughout the Bay Area is raising concerns among advocates and some Bay Area officials over gentrification and a »

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Nonprofits could get first dibs on multi-unit buildings
By on December 11, 2018
Affordable housing nonprofits could get first crack at buying multi-unit buildings under legislation introduced Tuesday to protect tenants from real estate speculators. Introduced by Supervisor Sandra Fewer, the legislation would »

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Ban on tech cafeterias dropped in favor of special permit requirement
By on December 10, 2018
San Francisco abandoned a proposal to ban tech cafeterias outright Monday but instead may require a special permit for them to open in new office space. Supervisor Ahsha Safai introduced »

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Public health clinic to be moved to new housing project for the homeless
By on December 10, 2018
An ambitious city-funded development will not only house hundreds of formerly homeless residents but also solve one of the last remaining challenges in moving the Department of Public Health out »

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