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But here is the reality: building 5,000 new homes per year is our goal, but even that is not enough to address the years of under-building. The decades of underinvestment in affordable housing. The historic failure to build housing across our entire City.
If we are going to be a City where Muni drivers, nurses, teachers, and social workers can actually live where they work, we need to streamline our approvals process, permit projects faster, and remove barriers to new homes.
We also need regional collaboration because the entire Bay Area is suffering from the housing shortage. We need state action like SB50 so that all cities are a part of the solution. We need to do more. We will do more.
Can we get some construction in Western neighborhoods like the Sunset, which built 3 units last year?
If we had 10,000 approved and 5,000 built, how is this a permit approval problem?
If 10,000 units are under construction and many more thousands approved, how is it a permit processing problem if only less than 5,000 units are built?
Yeah, let’s get rid of those tech jobs and stop attracting those young people who spend money and pay taxes that support our economy (and pay the insane overhead on city salaries and pensions).
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