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2011 HOUSING HERO AWARDSEach year, the SFHAC bestows its Housing Hero Award on remarkablel individuals recognizing their commitment to creating, advocating, and promoting housing solutions for all San Franciscans. Thank you for all who participated and helped make the 2011 Housing Hero Awards a success! The 2011 Housing Hero Awards went to:
The Housing Hero Awards honor the exceptional contributions made by key players in the Treasure Island and Parkmerced projects, two of the largest and most ambitious developments in SF's recent history. The approval of these landmark projects will truly advance "the creation of well-designed, well-located housing, at ALL levels of affordability, to meet the needs of San Franciscans, present and future." 2011 HOUSING FORUMThis year's housing forum, After the Fall: Stimulating New Housing Production took place at PG&E's auditorium. The SFHAC hosted a moderated panel discussion that examined how to get housing moving again after the recent economic crash. The panel was comprised of:
Thank you to our wonderful panelists, moderator and attendees for making the 2011 Housing Forum a great success and we hope to see you at next year's event! 2010 HOUSING HERO AWARDSEach year, the SFHAC bestows its Housing Hero Award on exceptional individuals recognizing their commitment to creating, advocating, and promoting housing solutions for all San Franciscans. This year's Housing Hero Awards honored the enormous contributions made by three exceptional members of the housing community that turned the Hunters Point Shipyard project, one of the largest and most ambitious in San Francisco's history, into a reality. The recent approval of this landmark project by the Board of Supervisors means we can now turn our attention from an idea to actual construction, thanks to the extraordinary efforts and teamwork of Kofi Bonner, Michael Cohen, and Supervisor Sophie Maxwell. 2010 HOUSING FORUMLast year's housing forum, Crisis and Opportunity: New Housing Solutions for SF’s families and middle class took place at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. The SFHAC event featured national and local experts discussing the silver lining of the current economic crisis, affordable housing for SF’s middle class, and new ways to create livable neighborhoods. The panel was comprised of:
2009 HOUSING FORUMThe 2009 housing forum, After the Fall - Charting a New Course for Housing took place at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. The SFHAC hosted a panel discussion that examined the current economic crisis and the impact on development in San Francisco. The panel was comprised of:
2008 HOUSING HERO AWARD LUNCHEONThank you to everyone who came out for the 6th Annual Housing Hero Award Luncheon on Wednesday, July 16th. We had a great turnout to honor this year's housing heroes: David Baker and Daniel Solomon. 2008 HOUSING FORUMThis year's housing forum, A New Generation of Housing Leaders in San Francisco, took place Wednesday, April 2, 2008 from 7:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. at the Mission Bay Conference Center. The SFHAC hosted a panel discussion with four new City leaders, moderated by Larry Rosenthal, Executive Director of the Berkeley Program on Housing and Urban Policy. The panel was comprised of:
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