New study shows private market can’t create workforce housing in SF The city’s own analysis shows that the entire Yimby narrative is based on a fundamental economic falsehood. The city could radically cut affordable-housing requirements, and the private market still won’t build anything other than super-luxury condos and apartments. New study shows private market can’t…
DetailsBreed Ordered Homeless Sweeps Without Warning New Evidence Shows From a declaration by Keki Marshall, former director of outreach and temporary shelter at the Department of Homelessness: Mayor Breed sent to staff to remove unhoused people from sight. She would order us to displace unhoused people by a certain date and time just because they…
DetailsLegal Advice and Referral Clinic 12/16, 4-6 pm, UC Hastings Upcoming Hastings & Bayview LARC Clinic Attorneys will give 30-minute consultations in housing/tenant questions, immigration, family law, personal injury, contracts, debt collection/bankruptcy, and some miscellaneous issues. Hastings LARC is happening in December on the 16th, 4 – 6 pm: Clients have the option to participate…
DetailsNew Director of Operations and Activism for the SFTU! We are excited to have Roisin Isner start working on November 28, 2022 as the San Francisco Tenants Union’s Director of Activism and Operations. Welcome, Roisin!
DetailsWith Bay Area housing construction stalled, developers look to squeeze more units into existing projects https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/housing-density-construction-17560033.php J.K. Dineen Nov. 5, 2022 In San Francisco real estate agency Tishman Speyer is looking to increase the density at 655 Fourth St. — the former site of the Creamery, a popular tech hangout in the 2010s — by…
DetailsThe supes races are showing the impact of the corrupt redistricting process
DetailsTwo types of eviction are rising in San Francisco. Advocates fear there’s ‘something else going on’ https://www.sfchronicle.com/realestate/article/eviction-notices-san-francisco-17553841.php Danielle Echeverria, Susie Neilson Nov. 3, 2022 A year after the state’s COVID-19 eviction moratorium expired, the number of eviction notices filed in San Francisco has rebounded to pre-pandemic levels, a Chronicle analysis found. Data from the San Francisco…
DetailsCA Rent Gouging Protections Until 2/27/23 For residential units not covered under the SF Rent Ordinance nor CA rent control, there is a limit on rent increases due to the state of emergency throughout California for extreme heat wave until 2/27/23. California Penal Code Section 396(c): It is unlawful for a contractor to sell or…
DetailsLegal Advice and Referral Clinics 10/28 by the Justice and Diversity Center Attorneys will give 30-minute consultations in housing/tenant questions, immigration, family law, personal injury, contracts, debt collection/bankruptcy, and some miscellaneous issues. Bayview LARC on Oct 28, 3 – 6 p.m.: Clients can come in-person only at the Bayview Hunters Point YMCA 1601 Lane St,…
DetailsRetired judge files state Bar complaint against DA Brooke Jenkins A retired Superior Court judge who lives in San Francisco has filed a detailed complaint with the state Bar Association claiming that District Attorney Brooke Jenkins lied about her work for supporters of the Chesa Boudin recall. https://48hills.org/2022/10/retired-judge-files-state-bar-complaint-against-da-brooke-jenkins
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