The Stronger Muni for All measure qualified for San Francisco’s November ballot. It would raise about $160 million a year for Muni through a 15-year parcel tax starting in 2027; most single-family homes would pay $129 annually, apartment buildings and commercial properties would pay more based on size, and some rent-controlled tenants could see up to $65 a year passed through.

Prop D would sharply increase San Francisco’s gross receipts tax on some large companies. GrowSF recommends no, arguing the measure would likely raise consumer prices on groceries, household basics, and other everyday purchases.

City Hall needs more flexible revenue and to stimulate building development, but some want to keep tax rates high and locked to a single purpose.