San Francisco’s Housing Crisis, Exactly as Planned

Andrew Donaldson

Born and raised in West Virginia, Andrew has since lived and traveled around the world several times over. Though frequently writing about politics out of a sense of duty and love of country, most of the time he would prefer discussions on history, culture, occasionally nerding on aviation, and his amateur foodie tendencies. He can usually be found misspelling/misusing words on Twitter @four4thefire and his food writing website Yonder and Home. Andrew is the host of Heard Tell podcast.

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  1. Oscar Gordon says:

    …after the almost total destruction of the 1906 earthquake and fire that leveled the downtown area, and how those decisions or lack thereof set the stage for decades of controversy.

    It’s only a matter of time before they’ll get another opportunity.Report

  2. LeeEsq says:

    During the 19th century, San Francisco was called the Paris of the United States. Both are about the same size in land area. Paris has over two million people. Few would doubt its’ beauty as a city. San Francisco can be denser and still inspire awe.Report