Residents of 33 Tehama in SF now told they won't return home this year, report says

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Displaced residents of a flooded San Francisco high-rise will have to wait even longer to return.

The San Francisco Chronicle is reporting new details in this ordeal at 33 Tehama.

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The Chronicle says Hines, the owner of 33 Tehama, messaged residents saying they can't return this year due to unfinished repairs.

More than 400 tenants were displaced when the 35-story building flooded in June of 2022.

They were first promised to return by fall of 2022, but that was pushed back to the second half of 2023.

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