#1,842 - Street conditions in Tenderloin force sale of San Fran building owned by family for 65 years

What happens when a family property, rooted in history for over six decades, becomes untenable due to a homeless encampment situation in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood? The answer, it seems, is a story rife with challenges, effects on property value and the dire need for solutions. Salvador Trejo, a long-time resident in this property, joins us to share his first-hand experiences and the fears that have been kindled, quite literally, by this escalating crisis. 

Despite the city's sidestep efforts to deter encampments, the problem persists, highlighting the limitations of laws and the urgent need for viable solutions. As the story unfolds, we question whether it might be possible to convert buildings like these into supportive or homeless housing. The saga of this family property paints a stark picture of how the escalating homelessness crisis in San Francisco is affecting residents and property owners alike. Join us as we scrutinize this pressing issue and explore potential strategies for its resolution.

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