San Francisco Housing Pipeline Holds 55,000 Units

San Francisco has around 55,000 units of housing in its development pipeline, up from 51,000 a year ago. That number includes:

  • 8,100 under construction;

  • 5,500 with building permits issued, approved or underway;

  • 28,300 in projects approved but not permitted;

  • 12,600 under review by the city's planning department.

Pipelines can look pretty far into the future, reports SocketSite. Some of the approved projects included in the numbers are for longer-term efforts, such as Treasure Island, The Shipyard in Hunters Point and Park Merced. Last year, around 3,000 housing units were completed in San Francisco. [SS]

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