Tenants' financial aid is also being cut off.
from luxury San Francisco tower 33 Tehama on June 3, hundreds of tenants have been living in limbo.
In a letter sent to residents on Monday reviewed by SFGATE, residents were told that the"massive water intrusion" to walls, ceilings, floors and elevator shafts left damage that"will not be completed until late 2022 or even early 2023." The flood was caused by a sprinkler system failure on the uppermost 35th floor and resulted in 20,000 gallons of water cascading through the building.
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