Join SPUR and Partnership for the Bay's Future to explore innovative solutions to the housing crisis through the implementation of "little p" policies as a means to creatively and equitably address the urgent housing crisis facing cities across the Bay Area. Learn how "little p" policies are being innovatively applied to address urgent housing challenges when our panel shares valuable insights, experiences from the field, and actionable advice for those interested in adopting "little p" policy solutions to create equitable change in their communities.

As we transition into the new normal of hybrid work, can urban shopping centers still be viable? What are the potential opportunities for attracting future stores in downtown San Francisco, either in existing buildings or in new development projects? And can city government play a role in helping property owners adapt to these trends and attract new tenants?

Join SPUR and Partnership for the Bay's Future for a panel discussion exploring how a race-conscious approach to policy-making can potentially solve the current housing crisis, by addressing the root causes of racial disparities in housing access, affordability, and quality.

Join SPUR and David Baker Architects for a book talk exploring the nine ways to design affordable and market-rate housing that lifts and supports people and thriving, resilient communities. These are approaches that citizens, property owners, developers, and designers can use today to create housing and other buildings that support healthy, equitable neighborhoods.

Join us at the SPUR Urban Center for a party to celebrate the release of our 2024 Voter Guide! We’ll be sharing our analysis of this election’s ballot measures and celebrating the voter guide over food and drinks.

The Potrero Yard Modernization Project will replace The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency's (SFMTA) 2nd oldest bus yard with a modern, three-story, efficient bus maintenance and storage facility, equipped to serve the SFMTA’s growing fleet as it transitions to battery electric buses. Join SPUR and APA Northern California for a special tour of this project that is designed to support San Francisco’s sustainability, housing, and safety priorities as a Transit-First City.