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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!

Scott has been unwavering in his commitment to building more housing, the YIMBY movement's most important champion in elected office, and we stand with the leader who has stood with us from the beginning. As the YIMBY movement goes nationwide, we can't think of a better champion in Washington.

Highlights, continued:

SB 423: permanently codified SB 35 and added provisions to make it stronger

SB 79: his most recent achievement, legalized multi-family housing near major transit hubs throughout the state

Highlights of his record include:

SB 35: removed needless roadblocks and sped up the production thousands of affordable homes across California

SB 828: reformed state planning law and actually provided a real path to require San Francisco to produce the homes it desperately needs

In his nine years as a State Senator, Scott has worked tirelessly on impactful legislation that has ignited the YIMBY movement nationwide and inspired countless other legislators throughout the country. We have no doubt he can have the same impact in Congress.

SF YIMBY is proud to endorse @scottwiener.bsky.social in his historic Congressional bid! The YIMBY movement would not be anywhere near where it is today if not for the work and influence of Scott Wiener.

Picnic for a Cause: Celebrate the Family Zoning Plan! · Luma It’s time to celebrate! Join friends and neighbors for an afternoon picnic in Duboce Park on Sunday 10/19 as San Francisco gets ready to pass historic housing…

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🏡 Celebrate the Family Zoning Plan!

Join us Sun 10/19, 2–4 PM at Duboce Park for snacks, crafts & community as SF moves toward more affordable housing.

Co-Hosted by Abundant SF, Grow SF, Westside Family Democrats, United Democrats, and Housing Action Coalition.

October 2025 SF YIMBY Monthly Meeting Join SF YIMBY for our October 2025 meeting!

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We're hosting our monthly meeting tomorrow with Abundant SF! Join us at 220 Montgomery Street, where we'll be hosting an SF Family zoning workshop.

As always, all are welcome!

The United Democratic Club supports Mayor Lurie’s Family Zoning plan which will unlock new housing for San Franciscans, new customers for small businesses and will help us achieve our environmental goals while planning for the next generation of San Franciscans!

Happening today! Time revised to 11:15PM!

Family Zoning Rally Mayor Lurie's Family Zoning Plan is finally going to appear before the Planning Commission for a vote! To celebrate the occasion, we are rallying on the steps of City Hall to show the wide support for...

Putting on my work hat, we (SF YIMBY) are hosting a rally in support of Mayor Lurie’s Family Zoning Plan on Thursday at 11:15 am! Come hear from the Mayor and other supporters. Can you make it? It promises to be entertaining, NIMBYs are going to counterprotest us actionnetwork.org/events/famil...

It is very important that pro housing folks show up and show out to support the big rezoning. This has been a decade in the making and we are almost there.

Family Zoning Rally Mayor Lurie's Family Zoning Plan is finally going to appear before the Planning Commission for a vote! To celebrate the occasion, we are rallying on the steps of City Hall to show the wide support for...

This THURSDAY @ SF City Hall! 🏛️

Rally for the Family Zoning Plan, one of the most consequential pro-housing reforms in SF history!

NIMBY opposition is organized and growing. Show up or let them sabotage years of effort and progress.

September 2025 SF YIMBY Monthly Meeting Join SF YIMBY for our September 2025 meeting!

THIS WED!!

Happening this Saturday! RSVP in the thread 👇

Family Zoning Rally Mayor Lurie's Family Zoning Plan is finally going to appear before the Planning Commission for a vote! To celebrate the occasion, we are rallying on the steps of City Hall to show the wide support for this plan before we head up to Planning in Room 400 to give public comment in support of the item. 11:30 am - rally on the steps of City Hall (speaker line-up tbd) 12:30 pm - head up to Planning to support it! Stay tuned for more details on the speaker line-up and how you can show your support the day of and all the days leading up to it!

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Join us at 11:30 am, September 11, on the steps of City Hall to support the Family Zoning plan! 🏛️

The planning commission will take a vote. This vote is the most important one yet. Let’s show San Francisco’s leaders that we’re ready for real change and ready for more homes.

Stop the Engardio Recall, No on Prop A We must defeat the recall and stand with Joel so he can continue working on the issues we care most about: ​ Safer streets, better schools, more affordable housing, and vibrant small businesses.

Help spread the word and volunteer to fight the recall!

www.stoptheengardiorecall.com

So far, the closure hasn’t created the kind of congestion apocalypse opponents warned of, according to a Chronicle analysis of traffic data. Meanwhile, the park is immensely popular – and will only become more so as the next generation of city residents grows up enjoying its amenities. This burgeoning popularity is already creating economic benefits for many small businesses in the district — which are receiving increased foot traffic — and for the city’s moribund general fund. San Francisco needs politicians who are empowered to take big swings on broadly popular and beneficial citywide initiatives like Sunset Dunes. The Engardio recall, regardless of its outcome, is destined to have a chilling effect on bold moves unless broader structural changes are implemented.

"San Francisco needs politicians who are empowered to take big swings on broadly popular and beneficial citywide initiatives like Sunset Dunes. The Engardio recall, regardless of its outcome, is destined to have a chilling effect on bold moves unless broader structural changes are implemented."

SF Chronicle headline: No on Engardio Recall

@sfchronicle.com endorses @joelengardio.bsky.social against the recall effort! Pass it on.

⛴️🚶🏝️ We're hosting a walking tour of Treasure and Yerba Buena Islands, where 8,000 new homes (2,000 affordable) are reshaping the middle of the Bay.

We'll meet at the Treasure Island Ferry Terminal at 11 AM, Saturday, August 23.

Interactive Walking Tour of the Fillmore District with Museum of the Hidden City Come join SF YIMBY and Northern Neighbors on an interactive, augmented-reality tour of the Fillmore District, called Museum of the Hidden City, to explore the history and legacy of urban renewal and residential segregation in San Francisco. This exhibit was designed to educate on failed housing policies of the past, and the roots of San Francisco's housing crisis.   Bring a fully-charged smartphone (works only on iPhone, people can share) and if possible, head phones or ear buds. Download the free app here. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/museum-of-the-hidden-city/id1469153602 Tour should take about 75 mins. Afterwards we will invite folks for a Happy Hour and discussion about what we can do, as housing advocates and concerned citizens, to undo the sins of the past. Saturday August 16, 2025 at 330pm Tour starts at North Side of Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Assumption (Meet on the Geary St. side) 1111 Gough St, San Francisco, California, 94109   More about Museu

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Saturday, Aug 16. 3:30 PM PT. Starts at Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Assumption (Geary side)

Join SF YIMBY and Northern Neighbors on an interactive, augmented-reality tour of the Fillmore District, called Museum of the Hidden City, to explore the history and legacy of urban renewal and residential segregation in San Francisco.

Treasure Island Walking Tour Join SF YIMBY for a walking tour of Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island, where we’ll explore the past, present, and future of one of San Francisco’s most ambitious housing and infrastructure projects. The tour will kick off at 11 am sharp from the Treasure Island Ferry Terminal, which should align well with the arrival times for both the Treasure Island Ferry from downtown SF, and the Muni 25 bus. We’ll begin with a walk up Yerba Buena’s hillside—those up for the climb will be rewarded with sweeping views and a discussion of the island’s unique geography, history, and infrastructure. (Prefer to skip the hill? You’re welcome to check out the museum in historic Building 1 instead.) From there, we’ll walk through the heart of the redevelopment area, stopping at key sites like Isle House for a rooftop break and discussion of progress to date, and continuing on to Island Cove Market. Along the way, we’ll talk transportation, parks, and how thousands of new homes are reshaping this i

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⛴️🚶🏝️ We're hosting a walking tour of Treasure and Yerba Buena Islands, where 8,000 new homes (2,000 affordable) are reshaping the middle of the Bay.

We'll meet at the Treasure Island Ferry Terminal at 11 AM, Saturday, August 23.

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Stand with Joel. Vote no on A. Time and Date: 4 PM August 3. Address: 1929 Taraval Street

We'll be door knocking for @joelengardio.bsky.social‬ this Sunday in the Sunset!

This is a great chance to meet your neighbors in the Sunset and share why you appreciate Joel's support for housing in San Francisco.

Let’s Get Housing Moving in Hayes Valley! Right now, almost nothing is getting built in the Market & Octavia area — and that means we’re not getting new homes, new neighbors, or more activity in our neighborhoods. Why? Extra local fees make it too expensive to build. These outdated fees are stopping more than 2,500 approved homes from moving forward. It doesn’t make sense: if nothing is getting built, the city can't collect the money from these fees. What will help bring more homes to the area? Let’s sunset these extra fees given today’s market realities. In exchange, we’ll finally get new homes, support local businesses, bring more foot traffic and activity, and create safer, more vibrant neighborhoods. Let's collect citywide fees (like inclusionary housing and transit fees) AND build housing. What can you do? Sign your name to support sunsetting these fees and help unlock housing to Hayes Valley!

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