Neighbors and Communities United

Join us for a Town Hall meeting this Friday, October 18th at 6:00 PM to discuss proposed zoning changes that could lead to 10,000+ new luxury condos across District 11. RSVP today: bit.ly/d11townhall

Happening this Thursday! Join us for a Town Hall meeting on October 10th at 6:30 PM to discuss proposed zoning changes & their impact for residents, merchants, and parks in The Richmond and District 1. RSVP today: mobilize.us/neighborsandco…

“Developers and their allies at City Hall are asking voters to believe that building tens of thousands of units of luxury housing will make housing more affordable." Learn more about those who are challenging that assertion: bit.ly/47WDwHR

“Walk down Fillmore Street […] and you'll be greeted by several familiar businesses - some of which have been here for decades. But that may soon be changing.” See this @abc7newsbayarea article for the impact of zoning changes in our communities: buff.ly/3zubuXj

📅 Save the date! Join us for a Town Hall meeting on October 10th at 6:30 PM to discuss proposed zoning changes & their impact for residents, merchants, and parks in The Richmond and District 1. RSVP today: buff.ly/3MQGyn4

Thank you to Professor @pmcondon2 from the University of British Columbia for joining us last weekend for a community discussion about the impacts of up zoning through the lens of his book, “Broken City.” Learn more about the book here: bit.ly/3TvxPKU

What happens when we upzone a city? Join us for a public lecture and community conversation about this important topic with @pmcondon2 from the University of British Columbia. 🗓️ Date: Saturday, Sept 14 ⏰ Time: 3 PM 📍 Location: 1021 Sanchez St buff.ly/4dMQBWn

Don't let it happen in San Francisco! Unleashing massive land speculation doesn't make a city more affordable - it makes it more expensive. That's exactly what happened in Vancouver when politicians gave developers a blank check. Meet the author of this important new book this Saturday in Noe Valley. RSVP here: bit.ly/3ZksGsJ

Thank you to everyone who joined the District 8 town hall last night! The room was filled with local leaders & neighbors as we discussed the impact of building housing towers on our neighborhood shopping streets for our communities. And don’t miss our next event this Saturday: bit.ly/3ZksGsJ

Happening tonight — we hope to see you there!

How will San Francisco's proposal to allow housing towers on our neighborhood shopping streets impact our neighborhoods and local businesses? Join your neighbors next week for a Town Hall to hear from local leaders and discuss as a community: buff.ly/3YUXHU5

Don’t miss this chance to find out how tall luxury towers on our shopping streets could displace local businesses! Join with your neighbors for a community conversation: 🗓️ Date: Saturday, Sept 14 ⏰ Time: 3 PM 📍 Location: 1021 Sanchez St RSVP: buff.ly/4dMQBWn

San Francisco is at a crossroads. Will our city embrace proven and compassionate policies to reduce homelessness, keep communities safe, and promote equal economic opportunity? If you agree that the answer should be yes, join us today: buff.ly/3XkXrMN

Stand up to make our communities more - not less - affordable for our neighbors and local businesses. Join us today: bit.ly/3XVtALx

Join your neighbors in-person! We’re hosting a town hall to discuss the impact of proposed zoning changes that could lead to 10,000+ new luxury condos in Noe Valley and District 8. RSVP here: buff.ly/3YUXHU5

Legacy restaurants in San Francisco's Fillmore told to move out "We are being forced out, please help!" the sign reads outside Ten-Ichi. It also says other beloved neighbors are being displaced.  The Japanese restaurant must vacate the space it has called home for 46 years by September 30th. @KTVU @Stefani4CA @LondonBreed ktvu.com/news/legacy-re…

This is what will happen if we let San Francisco unleash a fury of speculation on our neighborhood business streets. Join us to protect the neighborhood you love. sfchronicle.com/realestate/art…

Neighbors and Communities United is bringing together resident leaders from all of San Francisco’s diverse neighborhoods so we can move beyond toxic politics and find common ground. Join us today: bit.ly/3XVtALx