The city's housing chief discusses Mayor Lurie's reorganization, the AI boom, and why 2026 will mark a turning point San Francisco is betting that a leaner City Hall, aggressive rezoning, and the artificial intelligence boom can reverse years of downtown decline. That's the message from Ned Segal, the city's new Chief of Housing and Economic […]
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