Housing remains one of Sausalito’s top issues as five candidates are competing for three City Council seats in the Nov. 5 election.
The Mediterranean-style city across the Bay from San Francisco needs to plan for 724 new homes in the next eight years, with only 294 being market-rate, according to its latest Housing Element allocation determined by the state. Pressure to build apartments along the city’s low-density historic waterfront district is illustrated in a controversial proposal this year for a five-story condominium there.
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