Jeff Buckley

City Economist Ted Egan’s Economic Impact Report on the Family Zoning Plan was released last week to a flurry of headlines. But the main takeaway confirmed what the building industry has known all along about the Family Zoning Plan. This<br> Read More »

Our third week of the public school year has begun and teachers, paraprofessionals, janitors and classified staff are settling into their commutes to school. For those who can’t afford the city’s high housing costs on their public school wages, they<br> Read More »

5 Strategies for Building Affordable Housing My last article on the Housing Element described its affordable housing goals as laughably unattainable. To meet the Housing Element’s affordable housing goal of 46,598 units, San Francisco will need to build more affordable<br> Read More »

A Housing Reality Check This year in San Francisco housing policy, three things are clear: a version of the Housing Element will pass, the city has no real plan to fund it, and the city is set up to fail<br> Read More »