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This doesn't happen in wealthy cities like Irvine, or even large cities like Boston or NYC. This is an SF phenomenon.
by b9a2cab5 5y ago
This doesn't happen in wealthy cities like Irvine, or even large cities like Boston or NYC. This is an SF phenomenon.
- wfhbata 5y agoYou can’t really compare it to Irvine, which is almost completely suburban and has 1/15th the population.
- b9a2cab5 5y agoWhich is why I included other large cities as an example. Although I would argue the density in SF is not that much higher than some parts of Irvine due to restrictive zoning in SF.
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- wfhbata 5y agoYes, it’s a bit like saying, “My favorite colors are blue, green, and a potato”. But a potato is not a color! “Which is why I included blue and green.”
- systemvoltage 5y agoAdd Seattle and Portland to the list. This is a west coast phenomenon largely driven by IMO west coast policies.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoSome of it is also due to west coast weather being temperate.
- baby 5y agoSymptoms of a national issue. I used to live in Chicago and homelessness was through the roof as well.
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