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San Francisco Proposes Charter Change to Boost Affordable Housing Fund

1 report, 1 independent Updated Thu 00:00
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Proposition C, introduced by Myrna Melgar, proposes amending the City Charter to increase annual contributions to the Housing Trust Fund. The measure would raise the annual contribution from $52 million to $125 million over several years, funded by allocating a portion of future property-tax growth. Mayor Daniel Lurie touted the proposed fund expansion as transformative.

From sfexaminer.com

Why it matters

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The Housing Trust Fund supports the creation, acquisition, and rehabilitation of affordable housing in San Francisco. While affordable-housing groups note that near-term effects on housing construction and affordability issues would likely be minor, the measure fundamentally changes how the city allocates general fund revenue and property tax growth.

Mayor Daniel Lurie and the Board of Supervisors have been discussing economic impact and public safety improvements within San Francisco.

From sfexaminer.com

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  • Mission DistrictSpeculative

    The Mission District could see increased affordable housing supply via the new funding.

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