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Tenancy-in-common legislation would benefit middle class

Today’s price to live in San Francisco is $1 million for a modest home or thousands a month for a market-rate apartment. That’s the reality of supply and demand when 800,000 people want to live on a tiny peninsula where Tartine scones and Bi-Rite Creamery can be found on the same Mission district block. Read More

Supervisor London Breed might have indicated condo conversion stance during campaign

London Breed
One of the supervisors whose support is seen as instrumental to passing a condo conversion bypass proposal may have committed to support the controversial legislation when on the campaign trail last fall. The most politically charged issue at City Hall these days is whether there are enough votes on the Board of Supervisors to pass legislation that would give relief to San Francisco tenancy-in-common unit owners who are complaining about high mortgage rates and the long wait to convert to a condo, which would allow them to refinance. Read More

Gascón to talk policy with business leaders

Police chief George Gascón is scheduled to talk to members of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce for a public policy talk Tuesday. Read More
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