Good luck with that. It seems any time anybody wants to redevelop land here in SF it's met with accusations of elitism, gentrification, and lamentations of losi

Good luck with that. It seems any time anybody wants to redevelop land here in SF it's met with accusations of elitism, gentrification, and lamentations of losing SF's charming Victorian look. Yes, I get that the Victorian houses are nice, but come on, this city has the most ridiculous housing supply situation I've seen anywhere. It desperately needs a huge injection of housing supply. But of course, the city is loathe to allow any high density construction except for a few ultra-luxe towers by the waterfront, which solves none of our supply problems.