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You can earn $100,000 a year in these Bay Area counties and still be low-income

You can earn $100,000 a year in these Bay Area counties and still be low-income
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You can earn $100,000 a year in these Bay Area counties and still be low-income

In the exorbitantly expensive Bay Area, you can earn a six-figure salary and still be considered low-income.

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Declining downtowns in San Francisco and Boston

Economists have argued that once-dense downtowns in cities like San Francisco, Seattle, and New York could face a kind of post-pandemic death spiral. Can Boston avoid that fate?

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How California s home permit approvals compare to other states

California agencies have issued permits for more units in recent years, but many other states saw much larger jumps.

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Is living in an empty office the answer to the housing crisis?

Remote work has emptied downtowns across the US – and that space could be used to create desperately needed affordable housing

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