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Mayor Lurie Unveils Sweeping Package With Immediate Actions to Address San Francisco’s Rent Emergency

Legislation in Partnership With Board of Supervisors Will Protect Renters from Unwarranted Evictions, Prevent Sudden Rent Spikes; Strengthens Enforcement of City’s Nation-Leading Tenant Protections, Including Expanded Tenant Right to Counsel for Renters Facing Eviction; Public Education Campaign, Supported by Private Employers, Will Empower Renters With Key Information About Tenant Protections; Part of Mayor Lurie’s Family Opportunity Agenda, Building on Major Efforts to Build New Homes so People Can Put Down Roots in San Francisco.

Mayor Lurie Announces $5 Million for Upgrades at Alice Griffith Apartments, Part of Multi-Department Effort to Improve Living Conditions

Alongside Settlement Agreement Holding Property Owners Accountable for Deteriorating Conditions, City Provides Additional Funding to Support Residents; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Work to Provide Safe, Affordable Homes for San Francisco Families

San Francisco Launches This is Your City: 2026 Family Listening Series

Families invited to share their stories and experiences as part of San Francisco's first Citywide Community Needs Assessment

Assessor-Recorder Joaquín Torres to host free financial empowerment event

Over 400 San Franciscans have registered to attend with spots still available

Mayor Lurie Opens 160 New Affordable Homes for Transitional-Age-Youth, Low-Income Families at 730 Stanyan

New Haight-Ashbury Development Includes Onsite Supportive Services, Community‑Oriented Amenities; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Build Affordable Homes, Bring Down Costs for Families

Mayor Lurie Breaks Ground on 100% Affordable Artist Housing Project at 1687 Market Street

Artists Hub on Market Will Include 94 Affordable Homes for Artists and Creative Workers, Alongside Dedicated Arts and Cultural Space; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Build Affordable Homes, Bring Down the Cost of Living, and Strengthen San Francisco’s Creative Economy.

Mayor Lurie Opens 64 New Affordable Homes For Transitional-Age Youth, Low-Income Families

New Hayes Valley Development at 78 Haight Includes Onsite Supportive Services and Community‑Oriented Amenities; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Build Affordable Homes, Bring Down Costs for Families

Mayor Lurie Celebrates Opening Of Affordable Homes For Seniors In The Mission

New Housing Site Will Provide 145 Units for Seniors Exiting Homelessness; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Add Housing in San Francisco

Mayor Lurie Celebrates Grand Opening of Hunters View Phase III, Delivering 118 Affordable Homes Near India Basin

Final Affordable Housing Phase Completes Revitalization of Hunters View HOPE SF; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Bring Down Cost of Living for San Francisco’s Families.

Mayor’s Office of Housing & Community Development Breaks Ground on “La Maravilla”, a New Affordable Housing Community in San Francisco’s Mission District

2970 16th Street will provide 136 supportive housing units, onsite services, and a behavioral health center steps from 16th Street BART.