Prop. 33, if passed, would allow San Francisco to extend rent control to approximately 20,000 additional apartments, impacting the rental landscape significantly.
The measure aims to extend rent control to all housing units built between June 1979 and November 2024, thus expanding tenant protections significantly.
The debate surrounding Prop. 33 echoes past election cycles, where candidates' positions on vacancy control determined their support and rejection by tenant groups.
Opponents of Prop. 33 argue that stricter rent control hampers housing development, but examples, such as Vancouver, counter that narrative with evidence of growth in housing stock.
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