SF is rewriting the Family Zoning Plan—your voice matters. Send a letter today. Link in bio.

Your supervisor needs to hear from you — not lobbyists, not special interests. The link in our bio let's you send a letter in under two minutes.

The right housing policy does all three: ✅ Preserves our homes ✅ Protects who is here ✅ Produces the affordable housing we need That’s how we keep San Francisco a city for all.

Diverse and vibrant communities make San Francisco shine– our policies should strengthen, not erase, our families and our neighbors.

To ensure tenant protections, small business support, and to live by our values, we must reject the billionaire false choice. Come out October 20 to support affordability for all of us.

We can build housing without displacement. It’s going to take all of us to make it happen.

Come to Room 408 at 1pm on October 1 to tell the Prop E Task Force commission why transparency is important to a democratic society. Don’t let the billionaires do a hatchet job on government accountability and oversight!

When it comes to affordable housing, there is currently no one agency or commission that oversees strategic planning or funding delivery for housing projects in SF... yet! It's actually one of PROPEL's four ideas for building more affordable housing faster. Learn more at the link in bio.

Revolving loan funds are an effective model for not only acquiring and rehabbing at-risk buildings, but funding new construction. Read our analysis of three ways the city can meaningfully fund affordable housing projects. Link in bio.

Rising construction costs and stagnant interest rates mean the private market will not provide truly affordable housing. Read our analysis of three funding measures that would meaningfully impact the city's ability to build the housing we desperately need. buff.ly/yZD2WHG

For years, the Real Estate industry has pushed deregulation policies. Local leaders are pushing for even *more* new office towers. SF deserves smart housing policies. If you’re interested in learning more, come out to one of our forums and get engaged! Next up: Monday, Aug 25 at Wah Mei - Irving

Monday! We’re hosting the next in our series of Affordable Neighborhood Forums, at the Wah Mei Center at 1555 Irving St, in the heart of the Inner Sunset. Join us to hear from expert panelists from @sfccho.bsky.social, SF Anti-Displacement Coalition and the Sunset Chinese Cultural District

What is SF PROPEL? We are a progressive advocacy and policy lab that’s focused on the issues – not the personalities. We host informative community events, translate policy research resources and work with progressive advocacy groups. Follow us and come to one of our events to get engaged.