. >> sf mo h.org. >> .org. >> mo h cd.org. >> sf mo h cd.org. >> so the blow market rate programs that are monitored by mo h

. >> sf mo h.org. >> .org. >> mo h cd.org. >> sf mo h cd.org. >> so the blow market rate programs that are monitored by mo h cd they're all constructed by developers private developers as opposed to the one hundred percent of affordable units are constructed by the partners their constructed with little or no cost to the city and not directly induced - subsidize we monitor those in 6 separate programs and as i said there's over one hundred and 40 units. >> how many are in the pipeline to be added to the 4 thousand? >> well, if you include the

. >> sf mo h.org. >> .org. >> mo h cd.org. >> sf mo h cd.org. >> so the blow market rate programs that are monitored by mo h cd they're all constructed by developers private developers as opposed to the one hundred percent of affordable units are constructed by the partners their constructed with little or no cost to the city and not directly induced - subsidize we monitor those in 6 separate programs and as i said there's over one hundred and 40 units. >> how many are in the pipeline to be added to the 4 thousand? >> well, if you include the units that the ocii are developing over the next 20 years there's a thousand of those units in the pipeline about 50 units a year in addition, we expect this is depending on how the developers build about one hundred 50 to two hundred in the inclusionary pipeline. >> so - are you sure. >> yes. >> i know that mr. lee and i have discussed this during the last budget season in june or july had dialog is it 2 hundred units a year it's inclusionary plus ocii? or is that >> no, that's just the inclusionary it's about one hundred and 50 to two hundred pe