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S.F.-China development deal falls apart
A $1.7 billion deal between Lennar Corp. and a pair of Chinese government entities to construct 12,500 homes on the former Hunters Point Naval Shipyard in San Francisco and a string of high-rises on Treasure Island has collapsed. Sources familiar … Continue reading
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Tagged Candlestick Point, China Development Bank, Chinese Railway, Construction Corp, Domestic Investment, Ed Lee, Government Entities, High Rises, homes millbrae, Hot Real Estate, Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, Island Construction, Jerry Brown, Landmark Agreement, Lennar Corp, Railway Construction, Residential Project, Tentative Agreement, Trip To China, Trumpet News, Weeklong Trip
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In San Francisco, High-Rises by the Bay
ROUGHLY two decades ago, during an earlier Internet start-up boom, many entrepreneurs and fast-typing coders and engineers set up shop in a still-gritty area of this city: South of Market Street. The young tech crowd rented — and sometimes bought … Continue reading
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Tagged Boom And Bust, Breathing Life, Bust Cycles, Central Park West, Chef Michael, City By The Bay, Coldwell Banker, Condo Buildings, Google, High Rises, homes millbrae, Joe Montana, Max Armour, Michael Mina, Millennium Tower, Oakland Bay Bridge, Quality Amenities, Reinvention, San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge, Thomas Perkins, Warehouse Area
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Bay Area Poverty: Poor Pushed From San Francisco To Suburbs
SAN FRANCISCO — Close your eyes and think about poverty in America. What does it look like? What space does it occupy? The picture is probably something like this: racial minorities living in crowded inner city slums. That vision may … Continue reading
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Tagged Central California City, City Of Modesto, Different Shape, Economic Success Story, Emergency Shelter, Empty Spaces, Federal Reserve Bank, Federal Reserve Bank Of San Francisco, High Rises, Home Payments, homes millbrae, Inner City Slums, New Trend, Paugh, Poverty In America, Racial Minorities, Salvation Army, San Francisco Bay, San Francisco Bay Area, San Joaquin Valley, Upward Spike
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