The proposed two-thirds reduction from the current 15 percent requirement aims to revive a frozen development pipeline, but the Board of Supervisors must still approve the change before current rates revert to as high as 20 percent in November. San Francisco's Inclusionary Housing Technical Advisory Committee has voted to recommend reducing the share of affordable […]
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