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that cpmc will do its fair share of serving the health care needs of the low-income families in the tenderloin, based on the records, cpmc's profit was 12 times the combined annual profit of private, nonprofit hospitals. yet, their record in providing this is the lowest base of net patient revenue. [unintelligible] as a non-profit entity. we in the tenderloin are united in demanding that cpmc must do its fair share in helping the low-income residents in the tenderloin. we need real access to care. cpmc should increase affordable access to all kinds of hospital health care, especially...

it is 40% for a typical unit. it is not artificially reduced by including households [unintelligible] rent-controlled. in san francisco, it is higher than average rent paid. that would include a lot of households benefiting from rent- controlled. it is lower than the average rent asked for a vacant apartment. it is the 40th percentile. that is why we're choosing it. it is the middle point we think is reasonable in terms of expecting a person could easily find an apartment at the 40th percentile points. yes? supervisor chiu: that is average citywide read? -- rent? if it were higher th...

households benefiting from rent- controlled. it is lower than the average rent asked for a vacant apartment. it is the 40th percentile. that is why we're choosing it. it is the middle point we think is reasonable in terms of expecting a person could easily find an apartment at the 40th percentile points. yes? supervisor chiu: that is average citywide read? -- rent? if it were higher than that, there would be an affordability gap? does mo break that down? it can be useful to look at the city as a whole. people are part of a particular community or neighborhood. they are not necessaril...

land so that we can use it for affordable housing development. that is limited to certain neighborhoods and zoned areas. home prices have to be set at affordable levels for qualifying households. in 2011, a three-person household earning $80,000 would pay about two under $55,000 -- about $255,000 for a unit. this is a project under development. this is 1200 ocean avenue by city college. all housing units are on site. to show an example, a 1-bedroom is $158. it shows the income ranges were the households would be served. there is also rental information. this project will have a whole...

apartments bit their budget. larger households may have to stretch. the 4-person household will find a $500 price difference. the good news is households earning 100% is that their housing budget at 30% of income could still afford a typical standard apartment in the city. our city is in some sense serving moderate incomes through our rental market. i will move on to teresa. >> we will go briefly over the program the mayor's office administers to address housing development for low-income renters and prospective home buyers as well as the inclusion dairy program -- inclusionary progr...