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The proposed Safeway housing development would probably yield more property taxes to fund schools, public safety, and affordable housing than the sum total of property taxes paid by everyone in that room.
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Laura Waxmann
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Hundreds of #SanFrancisco Marina residents turned out this evening for townhall on controversial @Safeway housing plan, which would place what for many is an uncomfortably tall, 22 & 18 story project at the low-slung neighborhood’s waterfront. @sfchronicle
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David Watson 🥑
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Just for masochistic fun, go to the SF Prop Info site. Take 699 Marina Blvd for example. 5 BR/3 BA house. Zestimate is $3.7M, but SF Assessor gas land at $140k and structure at $326k. So, $4,700 property taxes. Christ.
funny all the hate for people protecting their homes and neighborhood and its environment…
you mean the monstrosities these gentrifiers at want to sκrεw #SanFrancisco over with on north and west? an urban-architectural disfigurement for the rich tech gym bros? cui bono? a design abhorrence to rape the Marina, Richmond, and to prepare the attack on Outer Sunset
LOL we pay more for studen than any other state in the country & we are still almost last in performance. You can FO with this idiotic response.