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SF wants to put $300 million housing bond on March 2024 ballot - Vimarsana News

SF wants to put $300 million housing bond on March 2024 ballot

As San Francisco prepares to build some 46,000 affordable homes, experts have pointed out a major concern: How to pay for it. 

How should SF use $85 million for affordable housing, board asks - Vimarsana News

How should SF use $85 million for affordable housing, board asks

 An oversight board suggests putting $85 million toward housing for public sector employees, among other suggestions.

SF tenants' long eviction nightmare ends with building sold to nonprofit :: Bay Area Reporter - Vimarsana News

SF tenants' long eviction nightmare ends with building sold to nonprofit :: Bay Area Reporter

The end of a stalemate between landlords and tenants in an apartment building near Mission Dolores Park was heralded with a jubilant news conference April 6, at which it was announced that a nonprofit has acquired the building.

Source: ebar.com
SF tenants' long eviction nightmare ends with building sold to nonprofit :: Bay Area Reporter - Vimarsana News

SF tenants' long eviction nightmare ends with building sold to nonprofit :: Bay Area Reporter

The end of a stalemate between landlords and tenants in an apartment building near Mission Dolores Park was heralded with a jubilant news conference April 6, at which it was announced that a nonprofit has acquired the building.

Source: ebar.com
Two dozen tenants saved from Ellis Act eviction by SF city program - Vimarsana News

Two dozen tenants saved from Ellis Act eviction by SF city program

Just as Paul Mooney and his neighbors thought they'd have to fight their Ellis Act eviction in court, a Mission nonprofit came to the rescue.