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By
Roger Rudick
8:41 AM PDT on July 12, 2016
- Evictions by Neighborhood (SFGate)
- Number of Homes and Condos for Sale Ticks Up (Socketsite)
- Could Tech Tax Ruin SF Economy? (BizJournals)
- Why Don’t More Firms Leave Bay Area if Housing is so Costly? (Almanac)
- Tree Blocks Golden Gate Park Bike Path (Hoodline)
- Brown Wants Cap and Trade Program Extended (SFExaminer)
- More on Atherton NIMBYs Trying to Block Caltrain Electrification (SFist)
- More on BART Bond Numbers Question (SFist)
- San Jose Bicyclists Injured (MercNews)
- San Jose Counts 21st Traffic Death this Year (MercNews)
- Editorial: Give Fire Victims Preference for Affordable Housing (SFExaminer)
- Editorial: Releasing Build Restrictions Will Hurt SF Housing Market (SFChron)
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