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10k sounds high to me. I'm aware of about 400-500 submitted so far in the SFBA (of which I filed 20), and I personally know folks preparing a total of another 7
by zbrozek 4y ago
10k sounds high to me. I'm aware of about 400-500 submitted so far in the SFBA (of which I filed 20), and I personally know folks preparing a total of another 700 or so. Did you find a comprehensive tracker with higher numbers?
There's a bunch in SoCal, but their non-compliance kicked in a little over a year ago.
- carom 4y agoSanta Monica was about 5k units by itself. That is a 10% increase in the city's housing stock. There is so much pent up demand and the government and NIMBYs do everything to prevent new development. There was a four year period in Santa Monica where a grand total of 12 multi family units were permitted. [1] 1. Page 14 https://scag.ca.gov/sites/main/files/file-attachments/santamonica_localprofile.pdf?1606011172 https://scag.ca.gov/sites/main/files/file-attachments/santam...
- zbrozek 4y agoOk, but that's southern California which became vulnerable a while ago. The post I was replying to suggested there were ten thousand in the Bay Area based on the recency of vulnerability.