The "affordable" housing advertised is a studio apartment. Which is a prime example of why San Francisco is now a city for the very rich, the working poor, and the homeless.
It was not always so.
Friday, April 19, 2013
Chuckle
My son texted me the accompanying photo with this message: "And you say it's impossible to own a home here." I had to laugh, disgusted as I was.
The "affordable" housing advertised is a studio apartment. Which is a prime example of why San Francisco is now a city for the very rich, the working poor, and the homeless.
It was not always so.
The "affordable" housing advertised is a studio apartment. Which is a prime example of why San Francisco is now a city for the very rich, the working poor, and the homeless.
It was not always so.
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That's insane. We left Marin in 1999 when things were starting to get too expensive. There was no way we could afford a real house, and we sold our townhouse for way more than I thought it was worth. Now those tiny units are going for a half mil.
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