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It could but they would have to expand the public transport infrastructure. If you look at the "cheap" areas one of the many issues is that they have poor trans
by spiralpolitik 11y ago
It could but they would have to expand the public transport infrastructure. If you look at the "cheap" areas one of the many issues is that they have poor transportation links to the downtown area.
However expanding public transport in SF is almost a difficult an issue as building skyscrapers. See the central subway as an example of the other end of NIMBYism.
- mateo411 11y agoI think SF is building the Central Subway pretty quickly. It looks like the subway will be completed in a few years. It seems like a success in terms of putting new infrastructure in a crowded city. The BART SFO extension took about 30 years to complete. That took a lot longer was a lot more litigious than the construction of the Central Subway.