2026 Ballot Initiative
Yes on Prop I: The San Francisco Affordable Housing Guarantee Act
Guarantees voter-approved funds are finally spent on innovative social housing, affordable housing, and eviction defense! All without raising taxes on anyone!
What Prop I does
No New Taxes
Dedicates existing revenue from 2020's Prop I to housing, so funding does not depend on political discretion—it is required by law.
What's 2020's Prop I?
Creates Social Housing
Deeply affordable homes that are community owned and available to a wider mix of incomes than traditional public housing.
Tenant Protections
Funds tenant protections including legal assistance—critical as evictions skyrocket to record levels across our city.
Skyrocketing Evictions?
What was 2020's Prop I?
In November 2020, San Francisco voters approved the original Proposition I: a transfer tax on ultra luxury real estate deals worth over $10 million, like mega-mansions and skyscrapers. It passed alongside a unanimous Board of Supervisors resolution that called for the revenue to be spent on affordable and social housing programs.
2020's Prop I has raised over $500 million since then—but without a binding mandate, that money has not always stayed dedicated to housing. This year's Prop I, the Affordable Housing Guarantee Act, would legally require that revenue to fund affordable housing production and preservation, social housing, and tenant stability programs.
San Franciscans for Social Housing led a 2025 petition that gathered over 1,000 signatures to raise awareness that 2020's Prop I revenues were being diverted to other programs.
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Built by a growing housing coalition
Prop I is authored by housing activists, including traditional affordable housing developers and social housing advocates. Our coalition is expanding; if you represent an organization that would like to endorse Prop I or participate in coalition with other housing advocate groups, please visit our contact page or sign up above.