Partly true, as discussions

PeraclesPlease — Mon, 22 Apr 2019 18:10:35 +0000

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Partly true, as discussions in East Bay go re: green space vs. new affordable housing.
But San Francisco itself is a mess of dereliction - nobody really has a plan to clean up the nasty streetlife that tends to be quite awkward say for tourists - it's also "Why We Can't Have Nice Things" w/o really knowing why it's caused, just that it's there. kinda everywhere.

"The city’s economy is still

artappraiser — Mon, 22 Apr 2019 17:22:20 +0000

In reply to Sorry, we’re full: The Democratic coalition is split over housing costs in cities

"The city’s economy is still strong, but lack of new housing may be starting to hold it back." via @Bloomberg https://t.co/4HRLEiEFUc
— Furman Center (@FurmanCenterNYU) April 22, 2019

Edit to add their pinned tweet from March:

#CoreData shows the dramatic increase in the percent of severely rent burdened households in neighborhoods throughout New York City since 2000. Explore the data at https://t.co/cRi9cVBE09 pic.twitter.com/S5Mf5cnejE
— Furman Center (@FurmanCenterNYU) March 20, 2019

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Partly true, as discussions

"The city’s economy is still