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San Francisco to Propose Reduction of Impact Fees and Affordable Housing Requirements In An Effort to Spur Development

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By The Registry Staff San Francisco's key leaders have reached an agreement to reduce affordable housing requirements for developers by approximately 50 percent and decrease impact fees by one-third. This move is aimed at revitalizing housing development in the aftermath of the pandemic. Mayor London Breed and Board of Supervisors President Aaron Peskin are proposing […]

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