climate KPI · annual
Housing units within a quarter mile of commercial corridors
403,810 units in 2023
Homes close to shops and services let residents meet daily needs with less driving.
| Year | units |
|---|---|
| 2023 | 403,810 |
- Direction
- Higher is better
- Source
- SF Planning
- Updated
- Annually
- Provenance
- 2021 dashboard KPI (TLU.6); value from the 2023 Progress Report
Actions under this strategy
- 4-1 By 2030, increase diversity of land uses by supporting the development of underutilized land into high density housing, employment, and neighborhood-serving uses.
- 4-2 By 2026, expand and allow community-serving uses, such as retail, restaurants, and personal services on commercial and transit corridors within primarily residential areas.
- 4-3 By 2026, update zoning and other policies citywide to promote transit-oriented development and demonstrate compliance with MTC's Transit-Oriented Communities policy.
- 4-4 By 2030, grow the number of residents Downtown through targeted land use policies and by reducing City-driven development costs for new housing development and commercial-to-residential adaptive reuse.
- 4-5 By 2030, increase the number of academic institutions and students residing in Downtown through targeted attraction efforts and supporting real estate strategies.
- 4-6 By 2030, transform Downtown's public realm to serve its future as a mixed-use neighborhood, by improving outdoor spaces that serve all of its users—from workers, to shoppers, to residents—through projects like the Powell Street Improvement Project and recreational spaces in the East Cut and Embarcadero Park.
- 4-7 By 2030, activate and improve three public spaces or existing rights-of-way through community-based programs like Groundplay, Shared Spaces, or Cities Connecting Children to Nature, focusing on Priority Equity Geographies.