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What changes to the neighborhood could cause that?
by ponker 6y ago
What changes to the neighborhood could cause that?
- FreakyT 6y agoI believe one possible sequence would go something like this: 1. The area that contains your rental unit is rezoned, allowing higher density 2. The current owner of the building you rent in is now able to sell the property to a developer interested in demolishing the building in favor of a taller, denser one 3. You get kicked out, and have to find an apartment at market rate (Your building being demolished is one of the few ways you can kick a tenant out in San Francisco IIRC)