Today's guest is Brett Gladstone, Esq., 62, is a San Francisco attorney and serves as an appointee of Governor Newsom on the California Architects Board. After graduating Harvard College magna cum laude, he earned a JD degree from Duke University School of Law in 1983. He has been a San Francisco real estate attorney for 36 years. After 8 years as a partner at Hanson Bridgett, Gladstone has become Of Counsel to Goldstein, Gellman, Melbostad, Harris & McSparran, a San Francisco law firm. Mr. Gladstone regularly writes and lectures on local real estate laws and issues (including condominium law) and advises his clients on land development and real estate transactions throughout the Bay Area.
Today's topic is Intermediate Length Occupancy Rental Law in San Francisco, a new law that was passed in response to political outrage over 2100 Market St. and other similar projects, many of which appear to be in challenging financial times because of the ongoing pandemic.
A guide to jargon and agencies mentioned in this podcast:
ILO Law - Intermediate Length Occupancy Law (rentals between 30 days and 1 year) in effect June 2022
NOV - Notice of Violation
UDU - Unwarranted Dwelling Units -space that is indicates that its legality is not verified by the Department of Building Inspection
COPA - Community Opportunty to Purchase Act https://sfmohcd.org/community-opportunity-purchase-act-copa
Goldstein, Gellman, Melbostad, Harris & McSparran - https://g3mh.com/
SF Board of Supervisors https://sfgov.org/agency/board-supervisors
SF Planning Commission https://sfplanning.org/
SF Department of Building Inspection https://sfdbi.org/
SF Office of Short-Term Rentals https://sfplanning.org/office-short-term-rentals
Small Property Owners of SF https://www.smallprop.org/
Coalition for Better Housing http://cbhsf.org/
SF Apartment Association https://sfaa.org/
Urban Displacement Project https://www.urbandisplacement.org/
San Francisco Real Estate Brokers, Jackson Fuller: https://jacksonfuller.com/