What's equally interesting is that right across the highway in East Palo Alto, there appears to be significant opportunity with much lower housing prices. Now,

What's equally interesting is that right across the highway in East Palo Alto, there appears to be significant opportunity with much lower housing prices. Now, there are definitely reasons for this, but the economic variance seems to be more than simple financial cost. One of the commenters in the original article mentions this disparity, but it was given short shrift. EPA is not PA...but i can't help but believe that in the next 10 years it will become far more gentrified, simply due to growth pressures.