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At 1234 Great Highway, 199 Units of Senior Housing Await a November Ballot Measure — and $181 Million

The Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation has resubmitted preliminary permits for a 199-unit affordable senior housing project at 1234…

Bex ConnollyCity HallPolitics13h ago

Developer Drops 15 Units From 24th-and-Capp Project After Talks With Calle 24

A housing development one block from the 24th Street BART station has been quietly downsized from 35 units to 20 — a 43 percent reduction — after the…

Bex ConnollyCity HallPoliticsJuly 13, 2026

SF's Largest Housing Complex Is Under Court Control. The 5,600 Units Its Owner Promised May Never Come.

Parkmerced has been run by a court-appointed receiver since last year, after Maximus Real Estate Partners defaulted on $1.8 billion in debt.

Bex ConnollyCity HallPoliticsJune 16, 2026

After Shelving the BUILD Act, Lurie and Mahmood Push a Standalone 'Foreclosure Tax' for November

Days after pausing a transfer-tax cut that critics said would have blown a $400 million hole in the city budget, Mayor Daniel Lurie and Supervisor…

Bex ConnollyCity HallPoliticsJune 11, 2026

Lurie Promised 1,500 Shelter Beds 'Very Quickly.' The Net Gain Is 403 — and Shrinking to 303.

Sixteen months into Daniel Lurie's mayoralty, San Francisco has opened 863 new shelter beds — but closed enough others that the net gain is just 403…

Bex ConnollyCity HallPoliticsJune 10, 2026

Wiener's Science Bond Was Announced at $23 Billion. The Senate Just Passed It at $12 Billion — With Drug-Pricing Strings

When the University of California and Sen.

Bex ConnollyCity HallPoliticsJune 2, 2026