Election Results and Mayoral Frontrunner in San Francisco
With 100 percent of precincts having reported in San Francisco, adding 75,266 votes to the early tally of 79,024 mail-in ballots, for a total of 154,290 (32 percent) of 482,000…
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Initiative to Challenge Law Which Limits Development
Approved by San Francisco voters in 1986, Proposition M established an annual cap on the amount of office space that’s allowed to be developed in the city. While the annual…
Anti-Speculation Tax (Prop G) Failing, Pier 70 Redevelopment A Lock
With 100 percent of San Francisco’s precincts reporting but provisional and hand-delivered mail-in ballots yet to be counted, Proposition G, the so-called “anti-speculation tax,” would appear to have failed with…
Prop G Fears Appear To Be In Effect In San Francisco
Since the proposed “anti-speculation tax” on multi-unit buildings in San Francisco qualified for the November ballot in June, the number of buildings with more than one unit listed for sale…
Head Of San Francisco Tenants Union Has Died
The executive director of the San Francisco Tenants Union, Ted Gullicksen, was found dead in his bed today. From the Chronicle’s report: Several friends said they knew of no health…
Inventory Slips In San Francisco, With One Notable Exception
With a little over 100 homes listed for sale in San Francisco last week, more or less matching the number of homes sold, the overall inventory of homes for sale…
Stiff “Anti-Speculation” Tax Headed To The Ballot Box In SF
A proposed measure which would establish a stiff tax to penalize real estate speculators in San Francisco appears to be headed for the November ballot. Designed by the San Francisco…