I personally believe SF is just f'ed. Its not a problem of choosing a solution, its a political problem. It would require politically unfeasble solutions. Remov

I personally believe SF is just f'ed. Its not a problem of choosing a solution, its a political problem. It would require politically unfeasble solutions. Removing rent control, changing sales taxes to land value taxes, reducing superfluous city government spending, etc. San francisco will not change without a back-breaking situation: tech companies moving away, homelessness getting to untenable levels, median workers leaving the city, etc. Its already happening, but not hard enough to curb the expected profits of the last generation of landowners.