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“Almost all new housing is built on warehouses, parking lots, gas stations, and so on.” That may have been true, but the city’s own analysis shows it isn’t tru
by irq11 9y ago
“Almost all new housing is built on warehouses, parking lots, gas stations, and so on.”
That may have been true, but the city’s own analysis shows it isn’t true anymore, and it certainly won’t be true by the time we’ve built enough to lower market rents (yet another reason why this “simulation” is nonsense).
San Francisco simply doesn’t have that many vacant parcels of land.
- lostdog 9y agoWould you link to this analysis please? I hope you will support your claim that new housing is replacing old housing.
- awalton 9y ago> That may have been true, but the city’s own analysis shows it isn’t true anymore Alright, this is three times you've said and been called out on the same exact lie. You're going to need to provide some sources, or at the very least some references to sources, to back up your extremely bold and most likely false claims. What specific housing is being targeted for being knocked down for which projects?
- irq11 9y agoNobody “calling me out” has provided any evidence, so I’m not sure what you’ve been reading, but OK: https://my.paragon-re.com/Docs/General/SixtyFortyImages/Housing-Units_Lost.jpg https://my.paragon-re.com/Docs/General/SixtyFortyImages/Hous... By my math, that’s 769 legal units removed or merged between 2012 and 2015. AKA, it happens all the time. So let’s talk about your definition of “lies”...