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One of the problems is that San Francisco in the 60s and 70s passed rather strict zoning ordinances to prevent "Manhattanization". So, this city that has a very
by Sanddancer 12y ago
One of the problems is that San Francisco in the 60s and 70s passed rather strict zoning ordinances to prevent "Manhattanization". So, this city that has a very limited amount of space cannot grow upwards to help meet demand.
- awad 12y agoThis is the real problem. SF is loathe to build out skyscrapers even though it's been proven that dense urban areas are the most efficient way to live. The earthquake argument isn't really a sound one in this day and age so the only thing left is "we don't like change."
- woah 12y agoThe most conservative liberals on earth.