All San Francisco evictions from 1997-2016, by the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project.

The Anti-Eviction Mapping Project is thrilled to be releasing this interactive video piece with the Land of Opportunity! It features Benito Santiago, Evan Wolkenstein, Rio Yanez, Candace Roberts, and others who have been fighting the tides of gentrification in San Francisco. It also features films by Karla Gallardo, Austin Meyer, Peter Menchini, and more. And we've got a handful of maps embedded within it as well! Check it out!

Unlawful Evictions in California, 2014-2016

Call for Ideas, Images and Maps: Counterpoints, A Bay Area Atlas by the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project

The Anti-Eviction Mapping Project (AEMP) invites scholars, activists, policy analysts, artists, and organizers whose substantive focus is on the Bay Area -- either historical or contemporary -- to contribute to a collaborative atlas visualizing and exploring the causes, dynamics, and consequences of displacement in the Bay Area.

Map of relocations post eviction from San Francisco made with the Eviction Defense Collaborative. 

Projection for Anti-Eviction Mapping Project in SF, by Saito Group

Click to take a stand against renting or buying from an evictor. Also learn the history of your building, or a building that you're thinking of renting or buying from. By the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project.

San Francisco Corporate Owners

Tool by Nic Jay to Investigate evictions per neighborhood in San Francisco

The Housing Crisis in Oakland, CA reaches across social sectors, with the most vulnerable populations suffering the most at the hands of speculators and flawed policies. This map explores Single Room Occupancy hotels, referring to the City of Oakland's SRO Reports of 1985, 2004 and 2015 in the context of 2017, and the "hottest" speculative real estate "market" in the U.S. See links below for the City reports.

Map detailing Oakland Rent Board evictions, 2009-2015, Median income rent increase, 2009-2015, and Loss of Black Population 2010-2014

Narratives of Displacement and Resistance projected with Saito Kiorel

Eviction Defense Collaborative Report, 2016, made by the AEMP

Counterpoints: Stories and Data for Resisting Displacement, 2016

An interactive report by the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project, made in collaboration with Tenants Together.

High resolution printable version of the report in PDF form here!

Map showing correlations between tech bus stops and evictions in San Francisco, 2011-2018.

This narrative map combines narrative work, oral history, film, and quantitative data to tell the story of Filipinx double displacement in the San Francisco Bay Area. Made by  Janice Davis, Crystal Dawana, and numerous AEMP members 

Videos that AEMP made in collaboration with SOTA Ruth Awawa San Francisco School of the Arts are below! Project led by AEMP members Alexandra Lacey and Rebecca Gourevitch.

Mapping absentee owners in new condos built after 2000, based on investigative research by Darwin BondGraham and Tim Redmond.

Los Angeles Narratives of Displacement and Resistance oral history map

Map of people killed by police in San Francisco and Oakland

Seven videos made in collaboration with our amazing community partners in Oakland, Fremont, and the City of Alameda.

Special thanks to Ariel Appel for all of her work producing these!

San Francisco Owner-Move-In Evictions, 2007-2017

Airbnb listings in SF and Oakland neighborhoods, compared with eviction rates.

Map of Ellis Act evictions in Los Angeles, 2001-2017. Made by the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project in collaboration with the Coalition for Economic Survival.

Los Angeles and Santa Monica Ellis Act Evictions Correlated with Airbnb Units, 2008-2017

San Jose No-Cause Evictions, 2010-2017, mapped by Council District

Geolocating Alameda County oral histories, moving from one life event to the next.

Map of UD (Unlawful Detainer) Evictions in Oakland, from 2005-2016.

Community Power Storymaps made in collaboration with students at UC Berkeley

Relocation within and to California cities by census tract. 

On policing, race, and gentrification in San Francisco, 2016.

Loss of Section 8 Housing and Demographic Shifts, Alameda County. Looking at Oakland, Fremont, and the City of Alameda. For full report, see http://www.antievictionmappingproject.net/alamedareport.html

San Mateo County Eviction Report

Created in collaboration with the Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County, Community Legal Services in East Palo Alto (CLSEPA) and the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project, 2016 Downloadable Report Here.

This map reveals the accumulation of Ellis Act evictions since they were first utilized by landlords in San Francisco. (Click to see animated map). By the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project

Oakland Community Power Map. Contribute community assets here.

Foreclosures in relation to 1939 Redlining Map, San Francisco, 2006-2016

Alameda County Foreclosures visualized and analyzed in relation to 1939 redlining maps. 

Demographic and Eviction map by the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project and CartoDB.

As the Bay Area population continues to grow and gentrify, the African American population continues to be pushed out. Click to view interactive map detailing demographic change from 1970 to the present. By the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project.

Berkeley Ellis Act Evictions, OMI Evictions, Loss of Section 8 Housing, and Rent Change, 2001-2015

Oakland Nuisance Reports 2008-2016

San Francisco Buyouts, 2015-2017

Strada Cantonului /Eviction routes to Cantonului street (1996-2016)

Made in collaboration with the Fundatia Desire in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.

Oral history map documenting stories of those fighting gentrification and eviction in the San Francisco Bay Area. By the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project.

There have always been housing justice politics that defy the YIMBY dialectical worldview of NIMBY vs. YIMBY. The racial capitalism that laid the grounds for NIMBYism has mutated into that of YIMBYism. In other words, the racial exclusionary logics of NIMBYism have shifted through what Jodi Melamed describes as neoliberal multiculturalism, fomenting racist YIMBY proclamations that “all homes matter.” 

San Francisco Fires, 2015-2017, by the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project

311 and Graffiti, San Francisco, 2008-2017.

Mapping properties by Wall Street Landlords - Blackstone, Waypoint, and Colfin - in California. 

Blackstone properties in California, mapped. According to public records, Blackstone owns over 4000 single family homes in California.

Video of the release event for our Alameda County project, Counterpoints: Data and Stories for Resisting Displacement. Video by Rebecca Gourevitch. Made in collaboration with Tenants Together through the Creative Work Fund.

Eviction Defense Collaborative Report designed and analyzed by the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project.

Call the wall: 415-319-6865. 

This mural in SF's Clarion Alley depicts a rendering of the online map of no-fault evictions since 1997 and highlights the portraits of eight people fighting their evictions, along with Alex Nieto, killed by the SFPD in 2014 as a result of gentrification.  

Digerati Dorms mapped with Tech Bus Stops and Percentage of Renter Burden/County

Crowdsource-able Map of Lost and Endangered Art and Community Spaces, San Francisco Bay Area. Add lost and endangered spaces of the Bay Area!

Signs in San Francisco, New Orleans, and Venice on Airbnb-induced gentrification.

Map detailing the loss of public space in San Francisco, highlighting 21 examples.

Loss of public space in Oakland, mapped.

A key piece of a thriving community is common space. Meanwhile, Oakland is undergoing a dramatic transformation, driven by the force of gentrification. Wealthier, newer, and whiter voices in Oakland are being heard over those who grew up in the space themselves. Therefore, Oakland’s public spaces are under attack, becoming further privatized and restrictive to certain (whiter) groups and not others. The Anti-Eviction Mapping Project highlights these processes taking place in Oakland in order to educate and therefore resist.

This map depicts all no-fault evictions filed from between January 1997 and 2014 filed at the Rent Board, including Ellis Act Evictions, Owner-Move-In Evictions, and Demolition Evictions. (Click to see animated map).

Evictions and properties owned by Neill Sullivan in Oakland, CA.

Add your story to our crowdsourced eviction survey map here! Bay Area Region!

311 reports on homelessness, San Francisco

On the murder of Jose Luis Gongora by the SFPD. By the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project

Fires in San Francisco's Mission District, 2005-2017

We Belong Here collaboration with Tilt

The tenants of Yerba Buena Island are resisting their eviction notice.

As the well-connected Treasure Island Development Corporation moves forward to build luxury housing on Yerba Buena Island, Treasure Island continues to be a problematic landfill with toxicity and radiation. Use this map to Dig into the Muck.

FOLLOW THE MONEY

Treasure Island Development Corporation is made up of two entities:  KSWM Treasure Island, LLC UST Lennar HW Scala SF Joint Venture.

UST Lennar HW Scala SF Joint Venture is part of an IPO (initial public offering of stock) called Five Point Holdings, which filed with the SEC in July  2015 (but did not mention Treasure Island in the filing).  The other real estate developments included in this Five Points IPO are re-organized Lennar Company entities which in 2009 lost nearly a billion dollar of public pension funds.  Manager Emile Haddad, who oversaw the bankruptcies of the Newhall Ranch development and the El Toro Air Force Base development, is back at the helm of the new company.  The billion or so of worker's pension fund dollars is not back however.

Terry Fancher and Darius Anderson, partners in KSWM Treasure Island LLC, were also implicated in pension scandals and paid a large fine to the State of New York for illegal "placement agent" activities. They were never prosecuted in California.  Anderson went on to take a 100% interest in the Treasure Island Marina, and has branched out in the North Bay with the acquisition of most of the major newspapers in Sonoma County.  He is a powerful lobbyist and political fundraiser, with connections to billionaire Ron Burkle, who was also invested in the Treasure Island project.

The EB-5Investment for Visa LLCs  (for a half million dollars given to the developers, a foreign national can buy a green card) which service Treasure Island investments are run by associates of Darius Anderson and Willie Brown.   Nancy Pelosi lobbied to fast track the original San Francisco Bay Area Regional Center.  Pelosi's nephew Lawrence Pelosi was in charge of Acquisitions for Lennar at the time that the company was getting entitlements to military bases all around California.   Barbara Boxer's son Doug Boxer is invested in Anderson's Kenwood investments and worked as a lobbyist for Anderson at Platinum Advisors.

AnneMarie Conroy, formerly appointed to head the Treasure Island Development Authority is now in the U.S. Attorney's office, charged with investigating corruption among public officials in San Francisco.

Click on the people, organizations and threads between them to read more and see the sources on Lil Sis.

Map made by youth at the Bay Area Video Collective as part of our 2016 summer collaboration!

The Anti-Eviction Mapping Project is excited to have collaborated with Candace Roberts on the music video "Hello Ed Lee," an open letter to the mayor of San Francisco. #SOSSanFrancisco

Increase of private tech buses in San Francisco from 2014 to 2015, by the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project. Between June 2014 and July 2015, the number of shuttle bus stop events in San Francisco increased by 29 percent, from 2,032 to 2,978. 

Bay Area regional map of Google Bus stops in relation to rent burden. #GoogleBus

Listen to the Silence Dance Project is a collaboration between members of the entire Stanford dance community to tell stories that matter to them through their favorite medium -- dance. This year, inspired by the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project in San Francisco, the members have brought three of their favorite narratives on eviction to life through dance.

Interviews by the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project: http://www.antievictionmap.com/narrat...
Original narratives of: Vida Kuang, Claudia Tirado, and Pauli Gray

Videography by Matt Shimura

Interactive timeline displaying the history of displacement and development on Yerba Buena Island in San Francisco, from colonization onwards. By the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project
 

Airbnb Units, by price, Santa Cruz, CA

Data by Inside Airbnb

Anti-Eviction Mapping Project

Eviction horror stories from the Mission, made with Adriana Camarena's Unsettlers Project. 

Residential and Commercial Vacancies, 2015

Correlation between coffee shops and rents in San Francisco mapped.

Change in Income Levels between 2010 and 2014 by the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project

First Republic Bank Financed Ellis Act Evictions. By the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project.

Last five years of evictions in SF mapped, accompanies by a report by the Anti-Displacement Coalition.

Sliding visualization of bus transformation, from private to public in San Francisco via the "Google Bus." By the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project

Interactive map here of vacant units in SF. These could be used to house the homeless population.

The Anti-Eviction Mapping Project has documented the latest American Community Study (ACS) data visualizing the staggering number of homes that are unoccupied on a consistent basis in San Francisco, CA. Each dot represents 10 homes, arranged by census tract.

2012 ACS data indicates there are 30,057 vacant homes in San Francisco. A common residents per unit calculation is 2.8 persons, meaning that the city of San Francisco has empty homes capable of housing more than 84,000 more people than it does.

According to a 2013 comprehensive report on homelessness by the city of San Francisco, one of the wealthiest cities in the richest nation in the world, contains 6,636 homeless adults and 914 homeless children and transition-age youth, totaling 7,550 homeless persons. According to Anti-Eviction Mapping Project’s previous Airbnb and VRBO map, almost 7,000 units are available for short-term rental online.

The Vacant Homes in San Francisco map yields another irony: two of the districts with the densest numbers of homeless persons also contain the most vacant homes. According to the homelessness report, census tract 6, which includes most of the Tenderloin and SOMA neighborhoods, contains over 3,000 homeless persons, as well as the highest density of vacant homes. 

Loss of Youth Population in San Francisco, 1980-2015. By the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project.

This map display's Ron Conway's web of influence and power in San Francisco. By the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project.

Map of Chinatown, Northbeach, Nob Hill, and Russian Hill, San Francisco. See evictions, Airbnb units, and tech bus stops together. 

Video about Youth Power Mapping with the Bay Area Video Collaborative!

Click to view interactive map of Santa Monica Ellis Act Evictions.By the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project.

Last three years of Ellis Act evictions (2013-2016), Santa Monica, by the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project

San Francisco Development Pipeline, 2016

Corporate Landlords in Unincorporated Areas Los Angeles, 2018