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The Evolution of Protest: The Bay Area Has Been Shaped by Dissent, But No …
The first salvo in the great tech-bus wars was fired on a crisp Friday morning in December. News from the front was, of course, live-tweeted. The correspondent in this case was Craig Frost, a Google employee whose charter bus ambled … Continue reading
Posted in SF Bay Area News
Tagged Blunt Object, Bus Wars, Charter Bus, Charter Buses, Class Neighborhoods, Craig Frost, December News, Dramatic Development, Envir, Gold Rush, Google, homes millbrae, Local Real Estate, Mid Market, News From The Front, Sequence Of Events, Side Windows, Silicon Valley, Sparkplug, Time Residents, Trucker Hat
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San Francisco Bay area February home sales dip
SAN DIEGO — SAN DIEGO (AP) – Home sales dropped and prices rose in the San Francisco Bay area last month as supplies remained tight, the real estate research firm DataQuick reported Thursday. A total of 5,404 houses and condominiums … Continue reading
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Tagged Condominiums, Dataquick, Double Digits, Economy Prices, Four Months, homes millbrae, Housing Market, John Walsh, Low Mortgage, Median Sales Price, Mid Market, Mortgage Interest Rates, Nine Months, Peak Levels, President John, San Francisco Bay, San Francisco Bay Area, Sizeable Chunk, Slump, Supply And Demand, Tight Supply
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San Francisco Bay area February home sales dip
SAN DIEGO — Home sales dropped and prices rose in the San Francisco Bay area last month as supplies remained tight, the real estate research firm DataQuick reported Thursday. A total of 5,404 houses and condominiums were sold, down 1.8 … Continue reading
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Tagged Condominiums, Dataquick, Double Digits, Economy Prices, Four Months, homes millbrae, Housing Market, John Walsh, Low Mortgage, Median Sales Price, Mid Market, Mortgage Interest Rates, Nine Months, Peak Levels, President John, San Francisco Bay, San Francisco Bay Area, Sizeable Chunk, Slump, Supply And Demand, Tight Supply
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Mid-Market arts center at risk amid boom
The surge in high-priced development along San Francisco’s long-neglected Mid-Market corridor may be a boon to city finances, but the rising prices that growth has fueled is a threat to the local arts community. A years-long effort to build a … Continue reading
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Tagged American Conservatory Theater, City Finances, City Officials, Economic Development Project, Ed Lee, Education Center, Empty Buildings, Gavin Newsom, homes millbrae, Local Arts, Mason Streets, Mayor Gavin Newsom, Mid Market, Neighborhood Groups, Proposed Project, Retail Shops, Storefronts, Thacher, Theater Groups, Three Quarters, Urban Desert
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Gentrification no longer a dirty word
A citywide surge in trendy restaurants. Runaway rental and housing rates. Construction cranes dotting the skyline. The Twitter-ization of blighted Mid-Market. Conversions of old buildings to new market-rate housing, even in the stubbornly seedy Tenderloin. If we hadn’t been told … Continue reading
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Tagged 70s 80s, Board Of Supervisors, Construction Cranes, Cynics, Development Committee, Dirty Word, Displacement, Dolores Park, Evil Word, Fat Cat, homes millbrae, Ization, Mark Zuckerberg, Mid Market, Movers And Shakers, Old Buildings, Silicon Valley, Techies, Trendy Restaurants, Ugly Skyscrapers, Wiener
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