Estimate
The assessor considers this a multi-family home of 3,168 sqft. Business records indicate this parcel may be mixed-use. The residential and non-residential areas of the parcel would be taxed at different rates.
$249
/yearEstimateBased on public assessor data. This is only a best guess at how the city will bill this parcel — actual amounts may differ.Sec. 1805(d) — For mixed-use buildings of 5,000 sqft or less, the annual tax is a flat $799.
For mixed-use buildings over 5,000 sqft, the tax is the sum of the residential portion (taxed at the applicable residential rate minus the base charge) and the non-residential portion (taxed at non-residential rates). The combined total is capped at $400,000 per year.
The split between residential and commercial area determines the final amount. The city will determine the actual classification and split based on records and building use.
Landlords may pass through up to 50% of the tax to rent-controlled tenants, capped at $65 per unit per year. If you moved in after June 1, 2027, no passthrough applies to you.
Under the measure, property owners of rent-controlled multi-family buildings may pass through a portion of the parcel tax to tenants. The passthrough is limited to 50% of the per-unit tax amount and may not exceed $65 per unit per year.
Tenants whose initial rent was set on or after June 1, 2027 are not subject to any passthrough. The passthrough provision applies only to units covered by the San Francisco Rent Ordinance.