San Francisco Apartment Association
San Francisco Apartment Magazine

Features

Permeable Landscapes Can Increase Property Values
by Alexa Fábrega

Green Building: Designing Our Way into a Better World
by Rich Chien & Jared Blumenfeld

The Plaza Apartments: Sixth Street’s Silver Lining
by Robert Shurell

Green Affordable Housing: Dream or Reality?
by Emily Landes

Columns

COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT
Building Resources: Where One Man’s Junk Becomes Another’s Treasure
by Emily Landes

LILY'S DIARY
Learn Your Recycling 1-2-3s
by Lily

THE 2-4 WORLD
Four-Unit Buildings Make a Comeback
by Erika Burke

THE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SHOP
Resident Managers Bring Legal Risks
by Marc Wilson

THE REAL DEAL
A Stellar Summer Ahead
by Mirella Webb

MARKET VIEW
Velocity in the Market
by Jay Greenberg

LEGAL CORNER Q & A
How to Handle a Sex Offender’s Application
by Various Authors

SACRAMENTO REPORT
CAA’s Finest Descend on Sacramento
by Monica Williamson

SFAA News

Water Rates Go Up
Despite widespread opposition and outrage, the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission approved a huge increase in water and sewage fees at its May 8 meeting.

SFAA Lease Available
The San Francisco Apartment Association is proud to announce the release of its new rental agreement.

SRO Mailbox Law in Flux
A few months back, new legislation was passed that required individual mailboxes for all residents in the city’s single-room-occupancy (SRO) hotels.

Board Votes to Add $28 Million for Housing

Good and Bad News for City’s Homeless
While city officials were cheering a substantial federal grant to help fight homelessness in the city, a new study showed that the number of homeless here has risen 2% since 2005.

Rollback of Title Insurance Rates
California Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner said he'll continue to campaign to get major rollbacks on title insurance and escrow charges.

NAA Conference in June
The National Apartment Association will hold its annual conference at the Mandalay Bay Hotel in Las Vegas, June 26-30, 2007. To register for the conference, go to www.naahq.org.