The sheer amount of breathtaking ignorance and mass casualty violence inflicted constantly on San Francisco— a relatively small and beautiful city that minds its own business—remains baffling, but keep it coming jealous fuckers, we have survived way worse than you.
@96hoya There are countless cities and neighborhoods around america that could use a building like this.
That being said, housing prices do not decrease with an increase of housing. These units will only make the public spaces in the marina harder for people to access.
@maya_sen Sincere question, why are you looking to buy a home in an area built by people who you don't care for? What appeals to you about a neighborhood if you dont like the people and want to change to look, culture, and rhythm?
My hot take is the nice areas of SF are incredibly kino and the landowners are rightfully want to preserve that in wax and have a much higher claim than some random urbanist yahoo that wants to out 5 over ones in Yosemite
@racerdogjack That sentiment is right. Your adult children can live in plenty of places. There are so many cities across america with ample housing. The preservationists are still right
@Romy_Holland One of the beautiful things about the Marina is the buidlings arent too tall. I went to elementary school there and its a lovely neighborhood that everyone can enjoy. A 20+ story building degrades that. Good for these people. I wish more young people joined them to stop it