> “This is a win for San Francisco residents,” Herrera said. “Whether you’re a tenant or a landlord who has been following the law, this is a victory. This outcome frees up more homes for long-term tenants and stops unfair competition in the marketplace. The serious financial penalty is an important deterrent. It sends a clear message to those looking to illegally profit off of San Francisco’s housing crisis: Don’t try it. We will catch you. Most importantly, we preserved more than 45 housing units to be used as homes, not hotel rooms. We are fighting back against San Francisco’s housing crisis in every way possible.”
This city attorney seems... extra.
You know what else frees up more housing units? Letting people build housing does. You know who is responsible for the housing crisis? The city is.
This city attorney seems... extra.
You know what else frees up more housing units? Letting people build housing does. You know who is responsible for the housing crisis? The city is.