YES Michael Nguyen
Supports expanding rent control.
“Yes. If state law allowed it, I would support expanding San Francisco’s rent control. Eviction notices are up 44% citywide this year compared to last year, and it’s unacceptable.”
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QuestionYES signalCited signals
Does office tenant demand increase in New York City?100.0%152Does office tenant demand increase in San Francisco?100.0%111Does office development increase in New York City?99.8%58Does office rents increase in New York City?98.7%53Does AI increase office tenant demand in San Francisco?99.5%53Does office development increase in San Francisco?95.8%47Does AI increase office tenant demand in New York City?96.7%35Does office rents increase in San Francisco?79.3%24Does regulation increase office development in New York City?9.1%15Does regulation increase office rents in New York City?4.1%17Does office debt availability increase in New York City?73.7%16Does office capital values increase in San Francisco?16.2%11Does office buyer liquidity increase in San Francisco?9.6%9Does regulation increase office development in San Francisco?0.1%11Does regulation increase office rents in San Francisco?59.6%5Does office buyer liquidity increase in New York City?8.5%6Does office debt availability increase in San Francisco?1.6%6Does office capital values increase in New York City?64.7%5Does regulation increase office capital values in New York City?47.6%3Does AI increase office rents in San Francisco?9.2%4Current YES signal
59.6% YES
Does regulation increase office rents in San Francisco?
Higher means current cited signals lean more strongly toward YES for this exact question.
- Cited signals
- 5
- Last calculation
- Nov 1, 2026
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Sep 12, 2026Nov 1, 2026
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Evidence
YES Darshini Patel
Supports rent control with safeguards.
“Yes, with safeguards that protect tenants without undermining new housing construction. Rent control helps people stay in their homes, but it doesn’t make housing more affordable for new people moving here.”
YES Gary McCoy
Supports phased rent stabilization.
“I support moving to a rolling system, where buildings phase into rent stabilization as they age. This prevents displacement and keeps new construction financially viable while adding to our rent-controlled housing stock so more people can stay in their homes in the long-term.”
YES San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie
Mayor Daniel Lurie proposed city action and reforms addressing the rent emergency.
“Today, most San Franciscans feel our city is finally moving in the right direction, but many are also asking whether they can still afford to live here. Today, we are taking action to tackle San Francisco’s rent emergency head-on and help San Franciscans stay in their homes,”