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SFMTA presents 'joint development' goals to Planning Commission, aims to use agency land for housing and revenue
Summary
SFMTA staff presented a new joint development program that would identify roughly 25 SFMTA-owned properties for potential redevelopment to generate revenue for transit, deliver housing (including an explicit affordable housing target), and upgrade aging transit facilities.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency presented its first joint development program goals and policy to the Planning Commission on March 6, 2025, describing a citywide portfolio of SFMTA-owned properties it intends to evaluate for potential non-transit uses such as housing and commercial development that can finance long-term transit investments.
Why it matters: SFMTA described a structural budget gap of about $320 million beginning in July 2026. The agency said generating revenue from underused land is one of several long-term approaches…
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