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This number will always go down, because in SF only houses built before 1980 are subject to rent control. Therefore, no houses are being added to rent control.
by glitch003 9y ago
This number will always go down, because in SF only houses built before 1980 are subject to rent control.
Therefore, no houses are being added to rent control. And the number can only stay constant or go down.
- Decade 9y agoExcept that demolishing a rent-controlled apartment is practically illegal. And in response to the state law requiring ADUs to be legalized in single-family homes, the Board of Supervisors wrote a law requiring ADUs in most single-family homes to be rent-controlled. Now one of Supervisor Safaí’s friends is even proposing a new building voluntarily put under rent control. It may get killed by city politics, though. http://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/Developer-wants-to-create-rent-controlled-housing-10152241.php http://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/Developer-wants-t...