SAN FRANCISCO -- As city officials in San Francisco tout their affordable housing expansion efforts, residents say some buildings are being neglected.
"I'm furious that anybody, any family, who has their reputation at stake here, this hotel would willfully let it...be in this condition," he told CBS News Bay Area in an interview He spoke to CBS News Bay Area in a nearby park, he's fearful that taking a camera inside the building would lead to retaliation from building management. He says he's been threatened before, but he continues to document the unnerving scenes.
But frustrations are boiling over to City Hall where Supervisor Dean Preston — whose district includes the Cadillac Hotel — says the funds are being held up unnecessarily. They explained the elevator was not landing at each floor on the day of the inspection and elevator maintenance later fixed the issue. It was cleared for use days later.