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San Francisco’s housing crisis meets architectural innovation with Eugene Lew’s Domicity concept—standardized, stackable five-story homes designed for middle-income families. By using repeatable blueprints, developers slash costs on permits and construction, potentially slashing prices by 40%. Advocates estimate a three-bedroom Domicity home could cost under $1M, and with foundation-backed land deals, affordability could soar. With new zoning laws and developer partnerships in place, Lew aims to build the first unit next year—and if it works, this could become a national blueprint for affordable, scalable housing.

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