SF’s housing solution may be hiding in plain sight: Land it already owns
A new report identifies 147 city-owned properties in San Francisco that could be used for housing development. However, the report notes that significant funding gaps remain the primary obstacle to utilizing these sites.
A new report finds 147 city-owned properties ripe for development, but funding gaps are the real obstacle.
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