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Dwellings, Not Displacement in the Mission

May 12, 2016/ Comments 1 / in Affordable Housing, Inclusionary Housing, Land Use, Mission Moratorium, Policy
Dwellings, Not Displacement in the Mission

Last fall, voters soundly rejected the Mission Moratorium, a plan to stop thousands of homes proposed for that neighborhood. The vote showed that San Franciscans believe building more housing for people of all income levels is key to addressing the affordability crisis and preventing displacement in the Mission. Now that the Moratorium has been rejected,…

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San Franciscans Vote Pro-Housing

Nov 9, 2015/ Comments 0 / in Ballot initiative, Land Use, Mission Moratorium, Policy, Voter Guide, Waterfront

The results of November 3rd’s election sent a loud and clear message that San Franciscans want both more housing and more funding for permanently affordable housing. Voters overwhelmingly aligned with the SF Housing Action Coalition’s voter guide and passed Propositions A, D and K and soundly defeated Proposition I. What do these results mean for…

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What Happens in the Mission Matters to All of Us

Sep 28, 2015/ Comments 1 / in Ballot initiative, Friends of SFHAC, Guest Blog, Mission Moratorium

There’s an election coming up this November and even if you haven’t been obsessively reading about every initiative like I have, you have probably heard about the proposed moratorium on new housing in the Mission. Here’s a quick refresher regardless, so you can save “New Tab” for all those other propositions you need to get up…

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