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Listen, Yimby!

Tim Redmond - July 12, 2017

Dear Yimbytown folks: Welcome to the Bay Area, where housing and land-use debates are at the heart of almost all local politics. You’re going to...

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The Agenda, Feb. 26-March 5: What’s still wild in SF …

Tim Redmond - February 26, 2017

Glen Canyon Park is one of my favorite places in the city. It’s right in the middle of the third-densest urban area in the...

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YIMBYs, Smart Growth — and unanswered questions

Zelda Bronstein - February 20, 2017

On February 1 I flew to St. Louis for the New Partners for Smart Growth conference, the largest gathering dedicated to dense, transit-oriented/walkable/bikeable development...

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Local housing: A little reality

John Elberling - January 1, 2017

Reading the superficial year-end wrap-ups and “expert commentary” about the city’s housing situation in the local press this week is making my head hurt....

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The Agenda, 2017: How SF can really fight Trumpism

Tim Redmond - December 18, 2016

Everyone at City Hall agrees that San Francisco should be the Anti-Trump City. We are mostly Democrats in this city, and other than the...

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Tents and the homeless wait list

Tim Redmond - December 16, 2016

You have probably notice that it's cold and rainy out. For a lot of us, that means waterproof coats and boots. And staying inside. The...

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More than a million people in SF? Did anyone ask you?

Zelda Bronstein - November 28, 2016

It’s hard not to be riveted by the terrifying advance of Donald Trump’s presidency. But it would be a huge mistake to ignore less...

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Wiener’s big money from bad agents

Tim Redmond - October 24, 2016

I’m glad the Chron took on the big money going into the state Senate race, and got it ahead of me (while I was...

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Palo Alto and the tech shop of horrors

Zelda Bronstein - September 2, 2016

On August 10, Kate Vershov Downing, a 31-year-old intellectual-property lawyer, set the media aflutter when she posted on Medium a letter to the Palo...

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Why are we still pushing criminalization of homeless people?

Tommi Avicolli Mecca - August 26, 2016

More and more evidence keeps emerging that housing-first efforts, or the placing of homeless people into housing paid for by the city, not only...

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Listen, Yimby!

The Agenda, Feb. 26-March 5: What’s still wild in SF …

YIMBYs, Smart Growth — and unanswered questions

Local housing: A little reality

The Agenda, 2017: How SF can really fight Trumpism

Tents and the homeless wait list

More than a million people in SF? Did anyone ask you?

Wiener’s big money from bad agents

Palo Alto and the tech shop of horrors

Why are we still pushing criminalization of homeless people?

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