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We just introduced legislation for the most significant new development the Financial District has seen in decades. A 41-story tower with a new hotel, office, and retail use is a major sign that San Francisco's downtown recovery is real and picking up.
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This project also brings major benefits for our neighborhoods: 🏘️ $15 million in affordable housing funds, including for 100% senior housing in Chinatown 🚒 A new fire station to serve Jackson Square + Telegraph Hill 💰$14 million in annual contributions to our general fund

lmao. There are empty hotels being sold at auction and tons of empty store fronts.

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I don’t get it. Downtown highrises are experiencing historic vacancy. Now is the time to build another 41 story tower?

Downtown recovery is much simpler. Arrest the anti-social drug dealers and users. Deport any not here legally . Open Market St. to vehicle traffic. Then, residents and visitors start to return. Small businesses open in shuttered storefronts. Organic revival.

So 15 units of affodable housing, lol.

More offices and retail a sign of recovery in a city where vast quantities of office space are idle, the downtown mall is empty and virtually every major store packed up and left? 60% hotel occupancy so let’s build a hotel. There are none so blind as those who will not see.

There’s no “we” in you and SF, Ohio.

Until the city solves its social problems, nobody is coming.

🤡🤡 Really clean up the steets we have plenty of hotels/housing

In summary, vision started 1-9 years ago will be 41-stories and one of the largest in SF's financial district in 20-30 years boosting tax revenue by $14M/year. A sad reflection on how badly managed SF has been for decades.

