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Arbitrary vetoes of new housing are the true moral crisis Opposition to Marina Safeway project reflects a broader pattern of blocking new housing, worsening affordability and limiting access to high-resource neighborhoods.

"Change can be scary, but the status quo is scarier." - SF YIMBY Lead @dvyk.bsky.social

We support the proposal to build on the Marina Safeway!

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Arbitrary vetoes of new housing are the true moral crisis Opposition to Marina Safeway project reflects a broader pattern of blocking new housing, worsening affordability and limiting access to high-resource neighborhoods.

The San Francisco Examiner published my op-ed in support of housing and the Marina Safeway project!

A response to another piece declaring YIMBYism a "moral myth." I work for a friggin Center for Ethics in Society, so naturally wasn't gonna sit this one out...

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One week to go!

The 9th Annual YIMBY Gala brings together leaders, advocates, and policymakers pushing for more homes

The people saying YES to more homes are all meeting in one place. Be part of it ✨

🎟️Grab your ticket here-
https://zeffy.pulse.ly/ta2rw6cfnc

#YIMBY #Housing #SanFrancisco

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Endorsement: Stephen Sherrill has the big picture vision the city needs in S.F.’s District 2
A vote for Sherrill is an embrace of planning thoughtfully for the future, while a vote for Brooke is a vote for keeping things as they are — or rather, were
By Chronicle Editorial Board,
Opinion Staff
April 9, 2026

Gift Article
The editorial board supports Supervisor Stephen Sherrill for reelection because he understands that it’s his job to serve the best interests not just of his district but the city at large.
The editorial board supports Supervisor Stephen Sherrill for reelection because he understands that it’s his job to serve the best interests not just of his district but the city at large.

Lea Suzuki/S.F. Chronicle

Endorsement: Stephen Sherrill has the big picture vision the city needs in S.F.’s District 2 A vote for Sherrill is an embrace of planning thoughtfully for the future, while a vote for Brooke is a vote for keeping things as they are — or rather, were By Chronicle Editorial Board, Opinion Staff April 9, 2026 Gift Article The editorial board supports Supervisor Stephen Sherrill for reelection because he understands that it’s his job to serve the best interests not just of his district but the city at large. The editorial board supports Supervisor Stephen Sherrill for reelection because he understands that it’s his job to serve the best interests not just of his district but the city at large. Lea Suzuki/S.F. Chronicle

@sfchronicle.com endorses Supervisor Stephen Sherrill for re-election in SF District 2!
www.sfchronicle.com/opinion/edit...

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Our Executive Director Laura Foote's op-ed was featured in @richmond.com on why one provision in the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act could detract from an otherwise HUGE pro-housing bill.

Banning build-to-rent homes won’t lower costs, it limits options and reduces the supply of homes available.

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Financial Efficiency Review Independent Oversight Committee Receives Draft Report

MTC @mtcbata.bsky.social (the SF Bay Area regional transportation body) released their draft report on financial efficiencies done by @bart.gov, AC Transit, @sfmta.com, and @caltrain.com. The report will be discussed at a meeting on Friday, April 17.

mtc.ca.gov/news/financi...

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April 2026 SF YIMBY Monthly Meeting Happy New Year! It's 2026 and it's going to be a busy one. What's on tap for SF YIMBY this year? Come learn. Obviously elections are going to be the top-line item, but there's plenty more ways to sta...

RSVP now! actionnetwork.org/events/april...

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NEXT WEDNESDAY: Join us for the SF YIMBY General Meeting April 8, 6pm!

No matter where you are on your housing activism journey, come for the latest updates and ways you can get involved!

(If you can) bring a YIMBY-curious friend!

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YIMBYism has won the battle for the heart of the Democratic Party.

there are still some holdouts (looking at you, Karen Bass), but Democrats are finally becoming the party of building more housing, transit, and clean energy

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SF YIMBY endorsed Alan Wong, but call him out for ‘opposing affordable housing’ The supervisor who voted for Mayor Daniel Lurie's upzoning plan, is now opposing affordable housing projects in his district.

And find out more in @missionlocal.org: missionlocal.org/2026/03/sf-s...

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Recent NIMBY Stances by D4 Endorsee Supervisor Alan Wong

Read our full statement here: sfyimby.org/blog/recent-...

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SAN FRANCISCO - SF YIMBY is disappointed by Supervisor Wong’s recent actions toward the affordable housing project being constructed at 2550 Irving. His decision to create an inflammatory, NIMBY petition purporting risks to public health is based on scientifically unfounded claims that were thoroughly disproven during the permitting process. This project has brought hundreds of much needed affordable homes to the Outer Sunset, and it has done so safely.

We are also disappointed by and, frankly, surprised at Supervisor Wong’s decision to oppose senior affordable housing at 1234 Great Highway. We urge him to rise to the occasion of addressing San Francisco’s immense affordability crisis by leading on solutions.

We appreciate Supervisor Wong’s support of the Family Zoning Plan and continue to see him as the most pro-housing candidate in the upcoming District 4 supervisorial election. However, we expect better from a city supervisor than peddling NIMBY conspiracy theories and opposing affordable housing projects in his district. Support for affordable homes in the Sunset District comprises an important pillar of San Francisco’s commitment to affirmatively further fair housing and is a necessary component of compliance with California’s pro-housing laws.

We call on Supervisor Wong to both rescind his petition and endorse the proposed project at 1234 Great Highway.

SAN FRANCISCO - SF YIMBY is disappointed by Supervisor Wong’s recent actions toward the affordable housing project being constructed at 2550 Irving. His decision to create an inflammatory, NIMBY petition purporting risks to public health is based on scientifically unfounded claims that were thoroughly disproven during the permitting process. This project has brought hundreds of much needed affordable homes to the Outer Sunset, and it has done so safely. We are also disappointed by and, frankly, surprised at Supervisor Wong’s decision to oppose senior affordable housing at 1234 Great Highway. We urge him to rise to the occasion of addressing San Francisco’s immense affordability crisis by leading on solutions. We appreciate Supervisor Wong’s support of the Family Zoning Plan and continue to see him as the most pro-housing candidate in the upcoming District 4 supervisorial election. However, we expect better from a city supervisor than peddling NIMBY conspiracy theories and opposing affordable housing projects in his district. Support for affordable homes in the Sunset District comprises an important pillar of San Francisco’s commitment to affirmatively further fair housing and is a necessary component of compliance with California’s pro-housing laws. We call on Supervisor Wong to both rescind his petition and endorse the proposed project at 1234 Great Highway.

Alan Wong anti-housing petition graphic

Alan Wong anti-housing petition graphic

We are disappointed by Supervisor Wong’s recent actions toward the affordable housing project being constructed at 2550 Irving. His decision to create an inflammatory, NIMBY petition purporting risks to public health is based on scientifically unfounded claims...

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Scott Wiener passed laws that made it easier to build in California. Can he do the same in Congress? If elected, will the prolific Wiener get housing laws passed at a national level? Or will Congress' tendency to inaction win out?

Only if we elect him!

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Saturday Mar 29: Join us for SF YIMBY Happy Hour with @scottwiener.bsky.social for Congress! Meet fellow housing advocates, learn about how our pro-housing agenda can go national. Don’t miss out!

Saturday Mar 29: Join us for SF YIMBY Happy Hour with @scottwiener.bsky.social for Congress! Meet fellow housing advocates, learn about how our pro-housing agenda can go national. Don’t miss out!

IN ONE WEEK: Saturday Mar 29: Join us for SF YIMBY Happy Hour with @scottwiener.bsky.social for Congress! Meet fellow housing advocates, learn about how a pro-housing agenda can go national. Don’t miss out!

RSVP Here:
actionnetwork.org/events/sf-yi...

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SF YIMBY Happy Hour with Scott Wiener for Congress Join fellow YIMBYs for a Happy Hour together with Senator Scott Wiener! This is your chance to ask Scott about his plans to bring pro-housing solutions to Congress and engage with fellow YIMBYs.

Come HH with @scottwiener.bsky.social for Congress, on Sunday Mar 29!!

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Golden Zucchini nominations are in 🥒
Meet some of the 2026 finalists for the NIMBY Hall of Shame.

One of these takes home the Golden Zucchini live at Yes! The 9th Annual YIMBY Gala on April 17 in San Francisco.

Tickets: https://rurl.pulse.ly/vxxzxrvemm

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We’re bringing together an affordable housing developer, architect, contractor, and funder to answer these questions (and more!):
What is “affordable housing”?
Who does it serve?
Why does it take so long and cost so much?

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Affordable Housing 101 with D9 Neighbors for Housing

Affordable Housing 101 with D9 Neighbors for Housing

Join @d9neighbors.bsky.social for an enlightening and entertaining panel discussion on the basics of San Francisco affordable housing!

Thursday Feb 26 2026

RSVP: actionnetwork.org/events/affor...

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Campaign HQ Opening & Field Kickoff with Supervisor Stephen Sherrill · Luma Join us to celebrate the opening of our new campaign headquarters and kick off our first big weekend of voter outreach. We’ll start the morning together at HQ…

SF YIMBY and its District 2 subchapter Northern Neighbors proudly endorses Stephen Sherrill for San Francisco City Supervisor, District 2.

JOIN US FOR: Campaign HQ Opening & Field Kickoff with Supervisor Stephen Sherrill

Saturday, February 7
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
2224 Union St

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Yes Here. Yes Everywhere.

Save the date for Yes! The 9th Annual YIMBY Gala, a celebration of the cities we love and the future we still believe in.

📅 Friday, April 17, 2026
📍 Terra Gallery, San Francisco

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join us for a discussion with Strong Towns!

Friday, January 23, 2026 | 5:30 pm

Manny's

3092 16th St (16th and Valencia)
San Francisco, CA 94103

 

San Francisco is facing real challenges around housing, infrastructure, transit, and city finances. Many of these issues share a common root: development patterns that are expensive to maintain and hard to adapt over time.


Join Strong Towns, the Strong Towns San Francisco Local Conversation, and San Francisco YIMBY for a casual meetup focused on the underlying financial condition of San Francisco and how decades of suburban-style development have shaped today’s housing and budget debates.


Norm Van Eeden Petersman from Strong Towns will give a short, San Francisco–specific talk, followed by open discussion and shared learning across movements working toward a more abundant, resilient city.


Whether you come from YIMBY advocacy, local organizing, or simple curiosity about how cities really function, this is a space to connect ideas and people.

 

No tickets or signup required, this is a free event and the venue has a lot of nearby Muni lines plus a BART station a block away. We hope to see you there and please feel free to bring along a friend who is interested in housing, transit, infrastructure, urban design, or city finances.

 

After the event, anyone who wants to continue the conversation is welcome to walk over to Standard Deviant Brewing (14th St). Look for the Strong Towns shirt.

join us for a discussion with Strong Towns! Friday, January 23, 2026 | 5:30 pm Manny's 3092 16th St (16th and Valencia) San Francisco, CA 94103 San Francisco is facing real challenges around housing, infrastructure, transit, and city finances. Many of these issues share a common root: development patterns that are expensive to maintain and hard to adapt over time. Join Strong Towns, the Strong Towns San Francisco Local Conversation, and San Francisco YIMBY for a casual meetup focused on the underlying financial condition of San Francisco and how decades of suburban-style development have shaped today’s housing and budget debates. Norm Van Eeden Petersman from Strong Towns will give a short, San Francisco–specific talk, followed by open discussion and shared learning across movements working toward a more abundant, resilient city. Whether you come from YIMBY advocacy, local organizing, or simple curiosity about how cities really function, this is a space to connect ideas and people. No tickets or signup required, this is a free event and the venue has a lot of nearby Muni lines plus a BART station a block away. We hope to see you there and please feel free to bring along a friend who is interested in housing, transit, infrastructure, urban design, or city finances. After the event, anyone who wants to continue the conversation is welcome to walk over to Standard Deviant Brewing (14th St). Look for the Strong Towns shirt.

Join us for a discussion with Strong Towns!
Friday, January 23, 2026 | 5:30 pm
Manny's
3092 16th St (16th and Valencia)

Join Strong Towns, the Strong Towns San Francisco Local Conversation, and San Francisco YIMBY for a casual meetup and "curbside chat!"

No RSVP Required, just show up!

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JOIN US TOMORROW!!

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Scott Wiener Campaign Canvass Kickoff · Scott Wiener for Congress This is our first official campaign canvass, and we are so excited to kick things off together. Join us as we launch the Scott Wiener for Congress campaign by knocking doors, talking with voters, and...

Join us as we launch the Scott Wiener for Congress campaign by knocking doors, talking with voters, and building the momentum we need to win.

@scottwiener.bsky.social himself will be there!

Come out, bring a friend, and help us show what this campaign is all about.
www.mobilize.us/scottwienerf...

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San Francisco YIMBY

Sign up for @sfyimby.bsky.social and join us in the fight for a future with more housing for ALL today!
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January 2026 SF YIMBY Monthly Meeting Happy New Year! It's 2026 and it's going to be a busy one. What's on tap for SF YIMBY this year? Come learn. Obviously elections are going to be the top-line item, but there's plenty more ways to sta...

NEXT WEEK: SF YIMBY January 2026 Monthly Meeting!
Thursday Jan 15 2026
Join us! RSVP Here
actionnetwork.org/events/janua...

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The Marina Safeway Proposal is Cool The Safeway redevelopment proposed for the Marina will provide desperately needed housing. In order to meet our RHNA requirements, we need to break ground on a project this size every two weeks (or eq...

The Safeway redevelopment proposed for the Marina will provide desperately needed housing. In order to meet our RHNA requirements, we need to break ground on a project this size every two weeks (or equivalent)!

actionnetwork.org/letters/the-...

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Checking out the historic parking garage above the Office Depot at Geary and Arguello

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In San Francisco’s transit war, cars are clawing back The Great Highway closure led to a backlash and Engardio’s recall — one of several fights underscoring motorists’ rising political clout in 2025.

“Rising clout”. Even in San Francisco our city is built around and for cars. GTFO sfstandard.com/2025/12/31/s...

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Finish the Red Transit-only Lanes On Ocean Tell City Hall and SFMTA how much you want faster and more equitable transit on Ocean Avenue! For Context: SFMTA approved the K Ingleside Rapid Project to add red transit-only lanes on Ocean in ...

Tell City Hall and @sfmta.bsky.social how much you want faster and more equitable transit on Ocean Avenue!

Write your letter here: actionnetwork.org/letters/fini...

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Epic legislation-author, completely unafraid of MAGA, & the elected official you’re most likely to run into on transit or at a block party in SF. Excited to see what @scottwiener.bsky.social can do in DC!

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