SFHAC's Regulatory Committee will hear from these speakers on the following topics: Union Pension Financing - Matt Goyne (Fehr and Peers) Transportation Analysis - Ted Chandler
The entire Bay Area is in an affordable housing crisis, and the situation is exacerbated in San Mateo County. Jobs and housing are deeply mismatched, with 1 home for every 19 jobs. The result has both social equity and environmental implications. The induced traffic and sprawl contribute to 60% of the county’s greenhouse gas emissions, […]
The entire Bay Area is in an affordable housing crisis, and the situation is exacerbated in San Mateo County. Jobs and housing are deeply mismatched, with 1 home for every 19 jobs. The result has both social equity and environmental implications. The induced traffic and sprawl contribute to 60% of the county’s greenhouse gas emissions, […]
At this meeting, the Project Review Committee will score two projects: 65 Ocean Avenue 400 Divisadero Street All HAC Business Members are welcome to attend and engage in the Committee. If you would like to become a Business Member, contact Nico Nagle at nico@sfhac.org.
At this meeting, the Project Review Committee will score two projects: 65 Ocean Avenue 400 Divisadero Street All HAC Business Members are welcome to attend and engage in the Committee. If you would like to become a Business Member, contact Nico Nagle at nico@sfhac.org.
At this meeting, the Project Review Committee will score two projects: 598 Brannan Street The Creamery (655 Fourth Street) All HAC Business Members are welcome to attend and engage in the Committee. If you would like to become a Business Member, contact Nico Nagle at nico@sfhac.org.
At this meeting, the Project Review Committee will score two projects: 598 Brannan Street The Creamery (655 Fourth Street) All HAC Business Members are welcome to attend and engage in the Committee. If you would like to become a Business Member, contact Nico Nagle at nico@sfhac.org.
Check Out Photos From The Event! In 2019, HAC's Spring Symposium will convene a panel of esteemed housing legislators from the East Bay to find out "What San Francisco Can Learn From The East Bay!" We are honored to hear opening remarks from District 5 Supervisor Vallie Brown, followed by a panel of Senator […]
At this meeting, the Project Review Committee will score two projects: 1798 Filbert Street 55 Belcher Street All HAC Business Members are welcome to attend and engage in the Committee. If you would like to become a Business Member, contact Nico Nagle at nico@sfhac.org.
At this meeting, the Project Review Committee will score two projects: 1798 Filbert Street 55 Belcher Street All HAC Business Members are welcome to attend and engage in the Committee. If you would like to become a Business Member, contact Nico Nagle at nico@sfhac.org.
SFHAC's Regulatory Committee will hear from these speakers on the following topics: Dan Adams, Deputy Director of the Mayor's Office of Housing and Community Development, will present updates from his office. John Rahaim, Director of the San Francisco Planning Department, will provide updates from his office.
SFHAC's Regulatory Committee will hear from these speakers on the following topics: Dan Adams, Deputy Director of the Mayor's Office of Housing and Community Development, will present updates from his office. John Rahaim, Director of the San Francisco Planning Department, will provide updates from his office.
At this meeting, the Project Review Committee will score the following project: 1951 Shattuck Avenue (Berkeley) All HAC Business Members are welcome to attend and engage in the Committee. If you would like to become a Business Member, contact Nico Nagle at nico@sfhac.org.
At this meeting, the Project Review Committee will score the following project: 1951 Shattuck Avenue (Berkeley) All HAC Business Members are welcome to attend and engage in the Committee. If you would like to become a Business Member, contact Nico Nagle at nico@sfhac.org.
SFHAC's Regulatory Committee will hear from Assemblymember Buffy Wicks, who will provide updates on her housing legislation currently in Sacramento.
