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How Baby Boomers Are Pricing People Out of Progressive Cities
Housing activist and Tenderloin Housing Clinic executive director Randy Shaw has written a new book that asks a tough question: Why do progressive cities like San Francisco and Berkeley have housing policies that price out residents who aren't rich?
The book is a call to action in the midst of a state-wide housing crisis. Randy spoke with KCBS Radio Anchor Kim Foster.
The book is a call to action in the midst of a state-wide housing crisis. Randy spoke with KCBS Radio Anchor Kim Foster.