New residential development in San Francisco must meet the city’s inclusionary housing requirement to provide affordable housing. Developers can build these units within the new development, pay a fee or build them elsewhere. This last option is complicated to pull off and rarely chosen. Come hear from developers of off-site affordable housing and city representatives about what it takes to get these projects to work. Co-sponsored with the San Francisco Housing Action Coalition and the San Francisco AIA.
+ Brad Dickason / Maracor Development, Inc.
+ Katie Lamont / Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Center
+ Chandra Egan / San Francisco Mayor's Office of Housing
+ Tim Colen / San Francisco Housing Action Coalition
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