San Francisco, United States (Local)
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J.K. Dineen's coverage is heavily focused on local San Francisco news, particularly in the realms of real estate, city planning, and housing developments. His articles frequently cite government announcements and data while also incorporating expert commentary.
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By: Laura Waxmann, J.K. Dineen
A San Francisco supervisor envisions a “vertically integrated justice center” that consolidates the courts, district attorney and city attorney offices, and police academy in Mid-Market.
By: J.K. Dineen
San Francisco Supervisor Bilal Mahmood wants to throw some shade on the city’s housing approval process.
By: J.K. Dineen
The appointments comes weeks after President Trump fired all previous sitting Presidio Trust board members.
By: J.K. Dineen
The city’s shortfalls are tied to an obscure formula regulating how counties get state reimbursement.
By: J.K. Dineen
The proposed expansion comes as city leaders have introduced an ordinance to cut the percentage of affordable housing units market rate developers are required to include from 15% to 5%.
By: J.K. Dineen
A San Francisco supervisor is introducing a bill that, he said, would bring transparency and fairness to rents in the city.
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The announcement is facing blowback from pro-housing factions who argue that landmarking thousands of new structures will undermine state and local laws that make it easier to build housing.
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The city alleges that the owner allowed tenants to reoccupy the property but had not restored power or utilities while providing tenants with butane-powered stoves for cooking.
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Marketing materials for both establishments tout “a rare opportunity to become the next owner of two of San Francisco’s coolest, sexiest bars.”
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The decision not to go forward with the transfer tax cut is a blow to market-rate developers who said that the measure would have helped spur the construction of thousands of homes.
