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Attack of the million-dollar condos
By Tim Redmond
The fate of the eastern neighborhoods
How 40,000 market-rate housing units will threaten the last blue-collar jobs and working-class neighborhoods in San Francisco.
By Tim Redmond and Matthew Hirsch
Elevated suburbs
Who lives in these self-contained downtown worlds?
By Tim Redmond and Matthew Hirsch
Dogpatch's balancing act
Light industrial businesses in this mixed-use neighborhood could feel the pressure of a push for more housing.
By Steven T. Jones
A place called despair
In a Hunters Point housing project, pipes leak, mold sprouts, and raw sewage pours into an open lagoon.
By A.C. Thompson
Underground Chinatown
The Bayview's cheap rents and factory jobs have made it a hub for Chinese immigrants.
By Momo Chang
Outbound traffic
Longtime Bayview homeowners are cashing out and leaving town.
By Camille T. Taiara
Train in vain
Will the new Third Street light rail actually improve commute times?
By A.C. Thompson, Greg Miller, and Moriah Kinberg
The Potrero record
Picture book depicts the hill's lost (and surviving) history.
By Christina Dillmann
O & A Interview of Images of America
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