Staff Contact: Paolo Ikezoe, Planner, paolo.ikezoe@sfgov.org

SF Planning published the Downtown Plan Annual Monitoring Report 2017. It summarizes business and development trends affecting downtown San Francisco as required by SF Administrative Code, Chapter 10E, and reviews data for 2017. It notes changes in the amount of commercial space, employment, housing production, collection and use of fees and other revenues relative to the objectives of the Downtown Plan and mandated monitoring requirements. 

The report indicates that the economy continued to grow downtown and citywide in 2017, though at a slower rate than the previous year. While employment and office rents continued to grow, they are doing so at a slower pace. In 2017, Downtown continued to account for a large proportion of the city's employment, housing production, and transit ridership.

The report is available at this link:
http://default.sfplanning.org/Citywide/Downtown_Plan_Monitoring_Report_2017.pdf

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