GCA Strategies (@GcaStrategies) profile picture

Providing services in Government and Community Affairs to achieve more accessible, sustainable and just communities

Joined February 2021
Yesterday was a great day celebrating a hard fought victory in transforming a parking lot into some thing much, much better! It was a pleasure to be part of the team bringing this to fruition, thank's for your leadership @republic_urban @CityofMillbrae smdailyjournal.com/news/loca…
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We at GCA Strategies are part of the solution to America's construction woes, facilitating approvals for housing, office, energy and other critical infrastructure. Thoughtful communication is key to getting buildings out of the ground! nytimes.com/2023/02/05/opini…
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Also, Cadence II as #51 is another big win for housing near transit and downtown we are thrilled to have helped bring to reality. These new homes a step 😉towards more walkable and sustainable communities! @SaresRegis @penforeveryone bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco…
We are happy and proud to see Gateway at Millbrae Station as #6 on this list! We worked hard to help get this over the finish line. Thank you @republic_urban and @penforeveryone bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco…
"Of course, all of this will be politically challenging to pull off." This what we're here for fastcompany.com/90620006/wha…
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Turning street parking to outdoor dining has been a huge success. It's amazing how much more awesome a city can be when we make people & their needs (outdoors, safe walkability, seating areas, outdoor open spaces) priority as opposed to cars. Can LA finally be an outdoor city?
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54% of San Francisco homes are in buildings that would be illegal to build today. This is not due to safety concerns - the only purpose of these laws is to make housing more scarce and less affordable. Read more: sfzoning.deapthoughts.com/il…
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Want to see plexes legalized statewide? Take 1 minute to email your senator to let them know you support #SB9 using this handy tool: cayimby.org/email-sb9/?utm_s…
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Spacial equity is equity. Transit and resource rich areas like this neighborhood in SF's west side should host new families! @HACdotorg
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