John, last year, Mayor London Breed launched a bold strategy to change how San Francisco approves and builds housing: Housing for All.

Through Housing for All, goals and policies are being put in place for 82,000 new homes to be built over the next eight years.

In the first year of Housing for All, the City of San Francisco prioritized the building of new homes by reducing housing fees, improving permitting, and putting more money into affordable housing.

Now, as Housing for All enters its second year, Mayor Breed is focused on prioritizing mid-rise housing near transit-rich areas and major institutions; removing density limits on commercial corridors; advancing major housing projects such as Treasure Island; and securing more affordable housing funding at the regional, state, and federal levels.

We’re reaching out to a select group of supporters to ask:

Do you believe affordable housing across San Francisco and creating the new homes we urgently need should remain a key priority for Mayor London and the Board of Supervisors?

YES

NO

Thanks for weighing in -

Action Team @ London for Mayor