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If the city made an actual progressive public investment, and simply turned these buildings into (reasonably) affordable housing, they could easily kick-start a
by pseudocomposer 3y ago
If the city made an actual progressive public investment, and simply turned these buildings into (reasonably) affordable housing, they could easily kick-start a long overdue development density increase. SF is such a nice place to live, and could be such a nice community. It’s a shame that local politics has made it impossible for people who don’t come from money or exploit others to survive there.
- up2isomorphism 3y agoThere is nothing really “affordable” in SF, if you are in touch with the reality.
- pseudocomposer 3y agoNor will there ever be, unless the “ever-faster-increasing property value” political-real estate complex entrenched in the area is sacrificed for the public good.