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What a Steep Bernal Heights Hillside Reveals About SF’s State of Housing

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In 2014, San Francisco’s sleepy Bernal Heights received unexpected acclaim. A national real estate site dubbed it the hottest neighborhood in the country. “Bernal Heights has ‘It’,” the write-up proclaimed, extolling the hilly neighborhood’s “small town feel.”Since then, however, the one-square-mile Bernal Heights has been a very typical San Francisco burgh in one particular way: From 2015 to 2023, it grew by only 48 new units, mirroring far les…

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What a Steep Bernal Heights Hillside Reveals About SF’s State of Housing

In 2014, San Francisco’s sleepy Bernal Heights received unexpected acclaim. A national real estate site dubbed it the hottest neighborhood in the country. “Bernal Heights has ‘It’,” the write-up proclaimed, extolling the hilly neighborhood’s “small town feel.”Since then, however, the one-square-mile Bernal Heights has been a very typical San Francisco burgh in one particular way: From 2015 to 2023, it grew by only 48 new units, mirroring far les…

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