Re:Bay Area hammered by loss of jobs: Lack of affordable hou...
by davidw on Friday October 27, 2017 @01:15PM
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Yeah, stuff in SF is complex. Could be that, yeah, if they decided to add some residential, they got more NIMBY pushback, or some kind of requirement to add N% 'affordable' that made it pencil out as less profitable.
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Re:Bay Area hammered by loss of jobs: Lack of affordable hou...
by JBlue42 on Friday October 27, 2017 @01:39PM
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It's possible but honestly I don't think that's a factor only that commercial real estate in downtown SF is going to get them more bang for their buck right now. Their timeline is looking 5-10 years out so they have their shit together (as well as experience) to deal with SF stuff.