POLITICSMISSION LOCAL SF
San Francisco drops affordable housing requirement from 15% to 5%
San Francisco reduced its affordable housing requirement from 15% to 5% after the Board of Supervisors voted to lower the rate following a city controller's warning about the difficulty of building new housing.
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