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About Chestnut Street, San Francisco, 94109
By mariopro January 30, 2007
Chestnut Street is composed of an eclectic mix of shops, restaurants, coffee houses and services.
While sophisticated in nature, the street has a distinctive neighborhood feel. The street is usually bustling with people meeting for coffee, shopping for trendy clothes, running errands or meeting for lunch or dinner.
If you live in the neighborhood you would find that you probably wouldn’t have to ever go off the street to do your shopping or find every service that you might require in your daily business.
1028 Chestnut Street, San Francisco, 94109
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Neighborhoods, Ecletic, San Francisco
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hawkinssf says
12:20 pm, January 30, 2007
Yes, the main downside is that most of the Marina homes were built on land fill. Even with reinforcements, the homes could still be badly damaged or destroyed in a medium to major Earthquake.
lpo says
5:30 pm, January 31, 2007
Truly, most of the homes in all of San Francisco (and the whole Bay Area, really) are either on landfill or near enough to liquifaction zones to trigger the insurance peoples’ ire. The Marina is probably on the shakiest ground, but the whole area is pretty vulnerable.