What happens when there's an earthquake and not a single first responder or nurse is anywhere nearby to help? If every teacher picks somewhere else to live because it costs too much to live in the Bay Area, who will teach our kids? The housing crisis is impacting the most vulnerable among us as well […]
What happens when there's an earthquake and not a single first responder or nurse is anywhere nearby to help? If every teacher picks somewhere else to live because it costs too much to live in the Bay Area, who will teach our kids? The housing crisis is impacting the most vulnerable among us as well […]
Join the San Francisco Housing Action Coalition and NAIOP San Francisco Chapter for a tour of The Panoramic, a 12-story, mixed-use development in the heart of SOMA featuring 160 micro-units. This dense and efficient building includes studios as small as 274 square feet, with shared common space on each floor and a rooftop garden. Located just five-minutes from […]
Join our monthly happy hour, co-hosted with YIMBY Action and generously sponsored by Panoramic Interests. Meet the people behind the organizations, learn about our work and find out how you can be a pro-housing advocate! Everyone who joins gets a free drink. Happy hours are open to the public. RSVP is not required, but you can […]
Join our monthly happy hour, co-hosted with YIMBY Action and generously sponsored by Panoramic Interests. Meet the people behind the organizations, learn about our work and find out how you can be a pro-housing advocate! Everyone who joins gets a free drink. Happy hours are open to the public. RSVP is not required, but you can […]
Who pays, and how they pay, for affordable housing is one of the biggest hurdles to getting projects constructed. But innovative funding options may help streamline the process. Join a panel of experts for a conversation about new ways to finance affordable housing and learn about the Bay Area’s newest funds, which will create more […]
Our Project Review Committee will review the plans for two projects: Project #1 Address: 2465 Van Ness Avenue Homes: 41 Developer: DM Development Architect: Handel Architects Project #2 Address: 1870 Market Street Homes: 10 Developer: Victor Quan Architect:Â Sternberg Benjamin Architects This meeting is open to SFHAC business and organization members, only. Non members interested in […]
Our Project Review Committee will review the plans for two projects: Project #1 Address: 2465 Van Ness Avenue Homes: 41 Developer: DM Development Architect: Handel Architects Project #2 Address: 1870 Market Street Homes: 10 Developer: Victor Quan Architect:Â Sternberg Benjamin Architects This meeting is open to SFHAC business and organization members, only. Non members interested in […]
When it comes to parking and new residential development, the tension of market forces pulling against policy imperatives and community sensitivities often leaves people wondering what is possible and what is right. What is the relationship between parking and trip generation, congestion, sustainable streets and even project feasibility? Our panel of experts will lay out […]
This month, the San Francisco Housing Action Coalition welcomes Berekeley City Councilmember Lori Droste. Councilmember Droste has been an advocate for smart, data-driven housing policy in Berkeley since she joined the Council in 2014. We'll hear from Droste about what's going on in Berkeley and how Bay Area municipalities' decisions impact one another. All business […]
We have two items on the agenda for our Regulatory Committee meeting. Dom-I-City is a new solution for affordability created though privately funded family sized-flats. The goal is to create family friendly housing that fits three to five people, affordable to the middle-class. We'll hear from the Eugene Lew on how he hopes to grow […]
Alice Griffith is a public housing project located in the Bayview. Over the years, the site fell into disrepair and became in dire need of rehabilitation. In 2010, numerous stakeholders embarked on a collaborative effort to create a healthy and vibrant mix-income community, using the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s signature place-based program, […]
Our Project Review Committee will see the plans for two proposed projects. Project #1 Address: 88 Broadway / 735 Davis Street Homes: 182Â Developers: John Stewart Company and BRIDGE Housing Architect: Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects Project #2 Address: 1965 Market Street Homes: 96 Developer: Prowler, Inc. Architect: David Baker Architects SFHAC Project Review Committee meetings […]
Our Project Review Committee will see the plans for two proposed projects. Project #1 Address: 88 Broadway / 735 Davis Street Homes: 182Â Developers: John Stewart Company and BRIDGE Housing Architect: Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects Project #2 Address: 1965 Market Street Homes: 96 Developer: Prowler, Inc. Architect: David Baker Architects SFHAC Project Review Committee meetings […]
Though San Francisco may lack developable vacant parcels for new growth, several efforts are underway to create housing in overlooked locations and for people underserved by the market. Come hear about what is being explored, including underutilized sites owned by faith-based organizations, opportunities in the city’s outer neighborhoods and new partnerships to create workforce housing […]
