Residents struggling to pay for housing due to the coronavirus pandemic have requested more assistance than what is available through City Hall.
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Big-Ticket Housing Plan Faces S.F. Voters
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If two-thirds of voters approve, this year’s $600 million bond will authorize the city to borrow money for additional affordable housing. The bond allots $220 million for low-income housing in the form of about 1,000 new units. Some $150 million is earmarked for renovation or reconstruction of 965 units of public housing. And about $30 million would fund acquisition and rehabilitation of buildings at risk of becoming unaffordable or uninhabitable.