For decades, San Francisco hasn't been building the homes it needs, but in 2018, State Senator Scott Wiener sponsored and passed SB 828, which fixed the way California cities zone for housing every 8 years.

Today, San Francisco is in the middle of implementing the zoning, process, and regulatory changes that it needs to make to have a shot at building 82,000 new homes in 8 years, which would be a huge increase in the rate of housing construction and represent a 20% increase in our housing stock.

And a huge step will happen this Thursday, 2/1: the SF Planning Department will explain their updated zoning map to the city and Board of Supervisors. Let's tell the Supervisors that we support upzoning the city and making the way for new homes! This is already something our Supervisors agreed to as well as a part of our Housing Element process

The new proposed map: