It's no secret that San Francisco is a wonderful place to live. To address the constant and growing demand for housing, we need to find ways to encourage both market-rate and below-market-rate housing in San Francisco, as well as different kinds and sizes of housing. For years, due to a laborious entitlement process and short-sighted political decisions, our housing production has failed to keep track with our population growth, which has led to sky high rents and exceedingly expensive real estate prices. We also need to stabilize and protect our existing rent-controlled units through eviction protections. Through these two mechanisms - encouraging growth and ensuring housing stability - San Francisco can continue to grow as a city for all. 

• Good Samaritan Rental Ordinance -- Legislation passed at Board
• Student Housing Legislation -- Legislation passed at Board
• Allowing In-Law Units in the Castro -- Legislation passed at Board
• Efficiency Unit Legislation -- Legislation passed at Board
• Increasing the Supply of Moderate Income Housing
• Historic Preservation Reform -- Legislation passed at Board
• Tax Incentives for Owners of Historic Homes -- Legislation passed at Board
• Creation of First New Historic District in a Decade -- Legislation passed at Board
• Landmarking the Twin Peaks Tavern -- Legislation passed at Board
• Glen Park Plan -- Legislation passed at Board
• Improvements to Neighborhood Commerical District Zoning -- Legislation passed at Board 
• Upper Market Rezoning -- Two pieces of legislation passed at Board
• Upper Market Development Projects
• Code Enforcement Hearing -- Held at Land Use Committee
• Affordable Housing Density Bonus -- Legislation passed at the Board
• Allowing Construction of In-Law Units During Seismic Retrofitting -- Legislation pending at the Board