My latest: Affordable housing in San Francisco often takes six years and $700,000 per unit to build. A new project on Bryant Street has vastly lowered both those numbers, but trades unions don’t want any more like it. So what will City Hall do? https://t.co/5qG0y4MWsu
Important alert for multiple JOBS in #data for #homelessness: For the last several months, I've spent a good deal of my time working on the statewide homeless data integration system. 1/n
San Francisco is creating a fund to help small businesses & residents hurt by coronavirus, using money from private donations. Salesforce, as the city’s largest private employer, committed $1.5 million, which is called the Give2SF Fund. Join us. https://t.co/NxovGpCshw
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It’s time to soul search.
@AneeshRaman sits down w/ @Lenny_Mendonca, @kkellyjanus, & @rebeccafostersf for a raw, honest conversation around the magnitude of our #housing crisis. It’s crucial we all do what we can to help.
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@_SFHAF + Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation delivered 24 units of permanent supportive housing as part of a larger affordable housing development coming online this month! Solutions to homelessness start with affordable homes + services. #BeATippingPoint#WeAreAllIn
@SFHAF is excited to announce we’ve closed our 3rd loan + raised add'l $6M investment from local banks. SFHAF provides resources to preserve and expand #affordablehousing in #SF. More: https://t.co/V3I0J6mmSp