San Francisco · 2026-10-05
Controller: Muni cuts would hurt San Francisco's economy more than Prop. H tax
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The analysis finds the effect flips for non-residential property, where the tax would cut values more than service cuts would.
A Controller's Office analysis, reported by Mission Local, finds that possible Muni service cuts would damage San Francisco's economy far more than the parcel tax in Proposition H, on the Nov. 3 ballot. It estimates the tax would add 800 to 1,445 jobs and $310 million to $400 million in GDP over 15 years.
Sources and notes
- La economía de San Francisco empeoraría si fracasa la propuesta para Muni, advierte la Contraloría · Mission Local
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