Comments on: Potrero Terrace and Potrero Annex https://sanfranciscoschtuff.com/2006/01/13/potrero-terrace-and-potrero-annex/ san francisco real estate, food, events, neighborhood and community blog Thu, 12 Jun 2008 13:28:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU By: Anonymous https://sanfranciscoschtuff.com/2006/01/13/potrero-terrace-and-potrero-annex/#comment-13 Anonymous Wed, 08 Mar 2006 02:09:00 +0000 http://sanfranciscostuff.wordpress.com/2006/01/13/potrero-terrace-and-potrero-annex/#comment-13 I live in Potrero Hill and I must say that all this negative talk about how I can't even walk though Potrero Hill is like what the hell are you talking about!<br/><br/>I have walked from home to the bus stop, I have walked home to the GYM from the GYM to the coner store, I have walked home to the school to pick up my little sisters and brothers for the pass 21 years and there is nothing wrong with that! <br/><br/>Their is nothing wrong with walking though Potrero Hill Projects! <br/><br/>I must say that every one that talks a whole lot of shit about Potrero Hill realy needs to live there, cause if you dont then your missing out on a whole lot!<br/>Yes Potrero hill does need improvment but it is the building and the streets that needs improvment, not the pepole in the buildings or the kids on the streets! I live in Potrero Hill and I must say that all this negative talk about how I can’t even walk though Potrero Hill is like what the hell are you talking about!

I have walked from home to the bus stop, I have walked home to the GYM from the GYM to the coner store, I have walked home to the school to pick up my little sisters and brothers for the pass 21 years and there is nothing wrong with that!

Their is nothing wrong with walking though Potrero Hill Projects!

I must say that every one that talks a whole lot of shit about Potrero Hill realy needs to live there, cause if you dont then your missing out on a whole lot!
Yes Potrero hill does need improvment but it is the building and the streets that needs improvment, not the pepole in the buildings or the kids on the streets!

]]> By: Garrett Goldman https://sanfranciscoschtuff.com/2006/01/13/potrero-terrace-and-potrero-annex/#comment-9 Garrett Goldman Wed, 25 Jan 2006 00:12:00 +0000 http://sanfranciscostuff.wordpress.com/2006/01/13/potrero-terrace-and-potrero-annex/#comment-9 thanks for the comment and you bring up a great point. my understanding is that they will be changing the landscape of that housing project over the next few years. as residents leave that particular development, they city has not been letting new residents move in. i'm going to assume (and this is pure assumption) that the city will end up building a development much like the other newer low income projects, but only time will tell. thanks for the comment and you bring up a great point. my understanding is that they will be changing the landscape of that housing project over the next few years. as residents leave that particular development, they city has not been letting new residents move in. i’m going to assume (and this is pure assumption) that the city will end up building a development much like the other newer low income projects, but only time will tell.

]]> By: Wai Yip Tung https://sanfranciscoschtuff.com/2006/01/13/potrero-terrace-and-potrero-annex/#comment-6 Wai Yip Tung Tue, 24 Jan 2006 18:24:00 +0000 http://sanfranciscostuff.wordpress.com/2006/01/13/potrero-terrace-and-potrero-annex/#comment-6 Everytime I see those renewed housing projects like those in North Beach I can't help admire how much better they have became. It looks so good that I want to get in line to move in. The Potrero project in contrast, is a place where nobody want to walk through. Why does it has to be the way it is when other places can improve so much? I can't believe nobody want change. It is just not possible to get any worse than it is with any kind of new development.<br/><br/>It should be obvious to everyone that having a 100% low-income ghetto is bad for the entire neighborhood. Is losing easy parking the worst thing? How can someone choose to live in San Francisco and yet putting parking as their highest priority? For me nothing pain me more than seeing parents leaving and schools closing. Everytime I see those renewed housing projects like those in North Beach I can’t help admire how much better they have became. It looks so good that I want to get in line to move in. The Potrero project in contrast, is a place where nobody want to walk through. Why does it has to be the way it is when other places can improve so much? I can’t believe nobody want change. It is just not possible to get any worse than it is with any kind of new development.

It should be obvious to everyone that having a 100% low-income ghetto is bad for the entire neighborhood. Is losing easy parking the worst thing? How can someone choose to live in San Francisco and yet putting parking as their highest priority? For me nothing pain me more than seeing parents leaving and schools closing.

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