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I would imagine a very significant portion if the Marina district just turning into rubble unfortunately. I'm hoping this doesn't happen until buildings have a

• cloudjacker 10y ago
  No chance for improvement. New buildings follow better building codes, such as the tall ones that may sway like Japanese skyscrapers, old buildings have no mandate to improve, and San Francisco was mostly built after the 1906 earthquake, with many of the walkups that litter the view being in the 1920s - 1940s. From my understanding, any hope you might have is neglecting a reality that an overdue earthquake will cause devastation largely reserved for the third world.
• cloudjacker 10y ago
  San Francisco can't even mandate building codes on sidewalks, which involves the most marginalized and disenfranchised inhabitants, you really think they could come to a conclusion that involves landlords?