Also in the Examiner today, a discussion on the potential future of the Mid-Market area, between Fifth and Tenth Streets.

“For example, Group I is building 60 tiny condominiums a block from Market Street. The project has attracted attention because of the small size of the units, their relative affordability and the lack of parking because of its transit-rich corridor location. The condos at 83-91 McAllister St. start at 225 square feet and will be priced in the $200,000s and up, project manager Dan Paris said.”

This is an area of San Francisco that is ripe for people of all economic levels to have a say in its future, and to see some positive changes for everyone. Anything is better than dozens of vacant, boarded up buildings…

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