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TIC owners decry condo conversion rules
Feb.7
  About 60 San Franciscans walked up the steps of City Hall in single file, in a demonstration against the nearly decadelong wait

year 2006 Top ^

Aug.11
  Gavin Newsom signed into law legislation designed to allow for more affordable housing in the city

year 2005 Top ^

Aug.3   Mayor pledges to build 15,000 new homes
  15,000 new homes will be built in the city within the next 5 years. 36% units will be designated affordable
Mar.24 Proposals would add 11,000 housing units  SF Downtown: Mayor Newsom called for a 'renaissance of housing construction'

year 2004 Top ^

Jul.12 Tenants rallied for rent board reforms  A group of 50 tenants and their advocates rallied to show their support for a charter amendment May.18 Big housing bond measure introduced  2 supervisors are co-sponsoring an affordable measure that would divide $185 million several different ways

year 2003 Top ^

Jul.21 New Fee For Burglar Alarm Owners
  Alarm owners will be billed a $40 dollar annual fee and a $100 dollar fine for each false alarm
Mar.16   Newsom gets deal on house loan  A mayoral candidate received a $1 million loan from billionaire Getty with terms far more favorable than regular lenders

year 2002 Top ^

Sep.18 Feds: housing agency allows discrimination
  U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is alleging city has been indifferent to claims of racial harassment
Mar.26 Housing program out of money  Mayor's Office on Housing said there will be still options left for Downpayment Assistance Loan Program Mar.18 Affordable housing measure approved  Measure requires all new housing developments of 10 or more units to be composed of at least 10% affordable housing Feb.22 Developers to require more cheap units  Planning commissioners adopted a 10% minimum requirement to build more below-market-rate units for rental or purchase Feb.7 2 affordable housing proposals  Planning commissioners wrestled with proposals to ease the growing affordable housing gap

year 2001 Top ^

Jul.3 City Property Records $88 Billion  Taxes collected from the property values hit $1 billion Jun.12 Tight caps OKd for tenancies  New measure passed by the Board of Supervisors will protect renters from an onslaught of evictions Feb.23   No to growth-control proposal  Mayor Brown is not signing a resolution to temporarily banned the construction of live/work lofts

year 2000 Top ^

Oct.11 Supervisors to ease nonprofits' rent   $1M from the city's reserves, $500K for short-term rental subsidies and $2.5M for long-term leases



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