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San Francisco Housing Balance July 2015

Housing Balance Background In July 2015, the Planning Department submitted a Housing Balance Report in compliance with the Planning Code Section 103. This new section was created by Ordinance No. 53-15 and requires the Planning Department to monitor and report on the balance between new market rate housing and new affordable housing production. The Housing Balance is expressed as a percentage, obtained by dividing the cumulative total of extremely low, very low, low, and moderate income affordable housing (all units 0-120% AMI) minus the lost protected units, by the total number of net new housing units with the Housing Balance Period. Protected units include units that are subject to rent control under the City s Residential Rent Stabilization and Arbitration Ordinance. Additional elements that figure into affordable housing production include HOPE SF and RAD public housing replacement, substantially rehabilitated units, and single-room occupancy hotel units (SROs). The Housing Balance Period is a ten-year period starting with the first quarter of 2005 through the last quarter of 2014. Subsequent housing balance reports will cover the 10 years preceding the most recent quarter. These maps show the cumulative Housing Balance by Board of Supervisors Districts and by Planning Districts for 2005 Q1 2015. The full Housing Balance Report can be downloaded here: http://www.sf-planning.org/index.aspx?page=2719&recordid=3 22&returnURL=%2findex.aspx [ Housing + Rehabs + HOPE SF + RAD Public Housing Replacement + Entitled & Permitted Affordable Units] [ ] = HOUSING BALANCE [Net New + Entitled & Permitted Net Units]

s & Planning Neighborhoods 6 Presidio 2 Marina 3 Northeast Richmond Golden Gate Park 1 Western Addition 5 Buena Vista Downtown 6 South of Market Planning Neighborhood 4 Inner Sunset Central Mission Outer Sunset 7 8 9 10 Bernal Heights South Bayshore Ingleside 11 South Central

Housing Balance Summary by New Affordable Housing Built Acquisitions & Rehabs Completed Total Entitled Affordable Units Permitted Planned RAD Units Units Removed from Protected Status Total Net New Units Built Total Net Entitled Units Housing Balance 1 255 4 144 (535) 372 39-32.1% 2 37 24 9 113 (491) 374 69-69.5% 3 339 72 12 143 (580) 1,436 107-0.9% 4 15 1 (388) 43 56-375.8% 5 620 430 217 263 (562) 1,374 444 53.2% 6 3,307 1,014 683 189 (641) 12,939 3,814 27.2% 7 109 36 110 (222) 344 182 6.3% 8 377 173 132 (844) 1,061 244-12.4% 9 279 319 16 118 (688) 1,187 117 3.4% 10 1,056 445 213 (216) 2,467 1,667 36.2% 11 165 13 (303) 274 89-34.4% TOTALS 6,559 1,859 1,609 1,425 (5,470) 21,871 6,828 20.8%

Housing Balance Summary by New Affordable Housing Built Acquisitions & Rehabs Completed Total Entitled Affordable Units Permitted Planned RAD Units Units Removed from Protected Status Total Net New Units Built Total Net Entitled Units Housing Balance 1 Richmond 261 87 144 (656) 539 89-26.1% 2 Marina 23 24 (292) 135-181.5% 3 Northeast 321 72 12 143 (595) 1,072 107-4.0% 4 Downtown 1,703 745 408 189 (500) 4,998 845 43.6% 5 Western Addition 399 362 137 376 (297) 914 416 73.5% 6 Buena Vista 138 179 132 (356) 570 291 10.8% 7 Central 66 (519) 357-126.9% 8 Mission 637 319 37 (764) 1,731 256 11.5% 9 South of Market 1,953 337 445 (133) 9,669 3,899 19.2% 10 South Bayshore 733 253 118 (65) 998 588 65.5% 11 Bernal Heights 14 213 (195) 119 26.9% 12 South Central 174 10 (301) 326 71-29.5% 13 Ingleside 106 40 (186) 315 210-7.6% 14 Inner Sunset 15 110 (223) 90-108.9% 15 Outer Sunset 15 1 (388) 38 56-395.7% TOTALS 6,558 1,859 1,609 1,425 (5,470) 21,871 6,828 20.8%

1 Golden Gate Park Richmond Western Addition s District 1 1 Richmond* 5 Western Addition 255 261 399 362 4 87 137 Planned RAD Units 144 144 376 (535) (656) (297) Total Net New Units Built 372 539 914 Total Net Entitled Units 39 89 416 Housing Balance -32.1% -26.1% 73.5% * Includes Presidio

2 Richmond Western Addition Presidio Marina Northeast s District 2 1 Richmond* 2 Marina 3 Northeast 5 Western Addition 37 261 23 321 399 24 24 72 362 9 87 12 137 Planned RAD Units 113 144 143 376 (491) (656) (292) (595) (297) Total Net New Units Built 374 539 135 1,072 914 Total Net Entitled Units 69 89 107 416 Housing Balance -69.5% -26.1% -181.5% -4.0% 73.5% * Includes Presidio

3 Northeast Downtown District 3 3 Northeast 4 Downtown 339 321 1,703 72 72 745 12 12 408 Planned RAD Units 143 143 189 (580) (595) (500) Total Net New Units Built 1,436 1,072 4,998 Total Net Entitled Units 107 107 845 Housing Balance -0.9% -4.0% 43.6%

4 Outer Sunset Inner Sunset District 4 14 Inner Sunset 15 Outer Sunset 15 15 15 1 1 Planned RAD Units 110 (388) (223) (388) Total Net New Units Built 43 90 38 Total Net Entitled Units 56 56 Housing Balance -375.8% -108.9% -395.7%

5 Golden Gate Park Richmond Western Addition Buena Vista Inner Sunset Central District 5 1 Richmond 5 Western Addition 6 Buena Vista 7 Central 14 Inner Sunset 620 261 399 138 66 15 430 362 217 87 137 179 Planned RAD Units 263 144 376 132 110 (562) (656) (297) (356) (519) (223) Total Net New Units Built 1,374 539 914 570 357 90 Total Net Entitled Units 444 89 416 291 Housing Balance 53.2% -26.1% 73.5% 10.8% -126.9% -108.9%

6 Downtown Mission South of Market District 6 4 Downtown 8 Mission 9 South of Market 3,307 1,703 637 1,953 1,014 745 319 337 683 408 37 445 Planned RAD Units 189 189 (641) (500) (764) (133) Total Net New Units Built 12,939 4,998 1,731 9,669 Total Net Entitled Units 3,814 845 256 3,899 Housing Balance 27.2% 43.6% 11.5% 19.2%

7 Ingleside Inner Sunset South Central District 7 12 South Central 13 Ingleside 14 Inner Sunset 109 174 106 15 36 10 40 Planned RAD Units 110 110 (222) (301) (186) (223) Total Net New Units Built 344 326 315 90 Total Net Entitled Units 182 71 210 Housing Balance 6.3% -29.5% -7.6% -108.9%

8 Ingleside Buena Vista Central Mission Bernal Heights South Central District 8 6 Buena Vista 7 Central 8 Mission 11 Bernal Heights 12 South Central 13 Ingleside 377 138 66 637 14 174 106 319 173 179 37 10 40 Planned RAD Units 132 132 213 (844) (356) (519) (764) (195) (301) (186) Total Net New Units Built 1,061 570 357 1,731 119 326 315 Total Net Entitled Units 244 291 256 71 210 Housing Balance -12.4% 10.8% -126.9% 11.5% 26.9% -29.5% -7.6%

9 Central Mission Bernal Heights South Central District 9 7 Central 8 Mission 11 Bernal Heights 12 South Central 279 66 637 14 174 319 319 16 37 10 Planned RAD Units 118 213 (688) (519) (764) (195) (301) Total Net New Units Built 1,187 357 1,731 119 326 Total Net Entitled Units 117 256 71 Housing Balance 3.4% -126.9% 11.5% 26.9% -29.5%

10 Mission Bernal Heights South of Market South Bayshore South Central District 10 8 Mission 9 South of Market 10 South Bayshore 11 Bernal Heights 12 South Central 1,056 637 1,953 733 14 174 319 337 445 37 445 253 10 Planned RAD Units 213 118 213 (216) (764) (133) (65) (195) (301) Total Net New Units Built 2,467 1,731 9,669 998 119 326 Total Net Entitled Units 1,667 256 3,899 588 71 Housing Balance 36.2% 11.5% 19.2% 65.5% 26.9% -29.5%

11 Ingleside South Central District 11 13 Ingleside 12 South Central 279 106 174 319 16 40 10 Planned RAD Units 118 (688) (186) (301) Total Net New Units Built 1,187 315 326 Total Net Entitled Units 117 210 71 Housing Balance 3.4% -7.6% -29.5%

Acknowledgements Mayor Edwin M. Lee Board of Supervisors London Breed, President Eric Mar Mark Farrel Julie Christensen Katy Tang Jane Kim Norman Yee Scott Weiner David Campos Malia Cohen John Avalos Planning Department John Rahaim, Director of Planning Gil Kelley, Director of Citywide Planning Teresa Ojeda, Manager, Information and Analysis Group Adrienne Hyder, Cartography and Graphics Paula Chiu, Planner Audrey Harris, Planner Paolo Ikezoe, Planner Planning Commission Rodney Fong, President Cindy Wu, Vice-President Michael Antonini Rich Hillis Christine Johnson Kathrin Moore Dennis Richards Historic Preservation Commission Andrew Wolfram, President Aaron Jon Hyland, Vice-President Karl Hasz Ellen Johnck Richard S.E. Johns Diane Matsuda Jonathan Pearlman