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Planning Commission approves 2152–2154 Market condo conversion amid short-term rental worries
Summary
The Planning Commission approved converting two 3-unit buildings at 2152–2154 Market into six condominiums despite public pleas to bar short-term rentals; staff said CC&Rs often prohibit short-term rentals and the citywide short-term rental rules treat condominium units as dwelling units.
The San Francisco Planning Commission on Jan. 15 approved a condominium conversion at 2152–2154 Market Street, certifying a proposal to convert two 3-unit buildings into six residential condominium units.
Todd Kennedy of the Planning Department presented the project and recommended approval, saying the conversion meets the subdivision code and the city's priority planning policies. After staff presentation, members of the public raised concerns about housing preservation and short-term rentals.
Sue Hester, a longtime Eureka Valley resident, urged the commission to seek legal advice and impose conditions that would prevent the converted units from becoming…
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