SF Landlord lobby seeks to kill bonds for public health and affordable housing

The San Francisco Apartment Association, the city’s leading landlord lobby, will spend at least $50,000 to attack Proposition B, a consensus bond act aimed at improving San Francisco’s public health infrastructure.

Campaign finance records show the association’s political action committee has donated that money to the No on B campaign, potentially undermining a measure that’s a priority for Mayor London Breed and much of the leadership of the LGBTQ+ community.

The trauma center at SF General needs seismic upgrades. The landlords want to block that. Wikimedia Images photo by Cullen328

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