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Not right to be squeezed out of a city you call your home but "weird people" will find/build new places hopefully. I am sure there are up and rising places sim
by ck2 10y ago
Not right to be squeezed out of a city you call your home but "weird people" will find/build new places hopefully.
I am sure there are up and rising places similar to the previous forms of SF and Portland that are kept off the radar?
- dublinben 10y agoSure. Places like Detroit are very affordable for "weird people" looking for a challenge. It's a shame that cities like San Francisco have decided to raise the drawbridge on future inhabitants and set their current density rate in stone.
- pessimizer 10y agoThe shame is that they waited so long to do it. There's very little San Francisco left.
- TulliusCicero 10y agoSan Francisco is more in its people than its buildings. By constricting the supply of housing, they've inadvertently pushed out the very 'weirdos' they were trying to keep; it's pretty easy for the rich to outbid the poor.
- m0llusk 10y agoice flows
- randyrand 10y agoIn terms of rights and law - of course it's right. If you don't own your home, then you don't have a legal right to stay there - apart from a few short term eviction restrictions.