Mapping San Francisco's TICs
From Plan C San Francisco,
Ever wonder where San Francisco's TICs are forming? We've taken data from the thousands of TICs sales reported by the Multiple Listing Service from 2000 to 2007, and mapped the locations against a map of San Francisco's political districts. The results are striking, but not surprising - TICs are forming where there are lots of small, multi-unit buildings (Districts 8 and 5 especially - Castro, Noe Valley, Haight Ashbury, Hayes Valley). Not so much in districts with lots of single family homes that already have high homeownership rates (Districts 10 and 11 - Excelsior, OMI, Bayview/Hunter's point). Thanks to David Latterman of Fall Line Analytics for pulling this together.'Crisis' in evictions doesn't add up when you do the math [Plan C via SFHomeBlog]
posted by Matt Lanning @ 4:55 PM
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Typically you see these in Districts 5 & 6, and of course trickling out in Districts 8, and in the avenues (1&2). In fact there's a nice TIC out in Lake right now (2 unit!!!).
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