> That's a contribution of almost $1,300 for every man, woman and child resident of SF If you are a property owner, then distributing the externalities and bar

> That's a contribution of almost $1,300 for every man, woman and child resident of SF If you are a property owner, then distributing the externalities and barbaric social harm of the insane NIMBYism and zoning laws that artificially protect your property's valuation to the majority renting population makes sense. A few thousand a year is nothing compared to real estate. And obviously, that amount of money is easily enough to just give the unhoused the housing they need, if it weren't impossible to build affordable housing in the first place.