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Abstract
An unrelenting office construction boom that exacerbated housing shortages two years ago prompted San Francisco to begin an experiment in the use of commercial inclusionary zoning to produce affordable housing. Since then, the Office-Housing Production Program (OHPP), known affectionately as “oops,” has raised $19 million, stimulating the production of more than 2,500 condominiums, coops, apartments, houses, and residential hotels.