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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 1 Feb 2014

    Just 14% of San Francisco homes are attainable for those making the area's median income. http://on.wsj.com/1kmirIz pic.twitter.com/cdkR3CfcWy

    4:22 PM - 1 Feb 2014
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      1. Ben Hecht‏ @benhecht 2 Feb 2014
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        OK, what now? MT @WSJ: Just 14% of SF homes attainable for those making area's median income. http://on.wsj.com/1kmirIz pic.twitter.com/qb2p1WFcI6

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      1. Becky Johnson‏ @BeckyJohnson222 1 Feb 2014
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        @WSJ @Angela_831 Is anyone starting 2 realize that this rigged game is literally leaving 2 many out in the cold? #Banks

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      1. Incorrect Citizen‏ @Ddad99 1 Feb 2014
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        @WSJ @instapundit So don't buy one. Only 0 percent of Gulfstreams are available to me.

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      1. Waleed Elgindy‏ @waleed_elgindy 1 Feb 2014
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        Insane RT @WSJ: Just 14% of #SanFrancisco homes are attainable for those making median income http://on.wsj.com/1kmirIz pic.twitter.com/afDKEr9dnx

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      1. Aloysius Miller‏ @aloysiusmiller 2 Feb 2014
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        @WSJ yes this is why drugs cannot be legalized. Price drop would result in crash in Bay Area property values.

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      1. Ambrish Singh‏ @ambrishksingh 2 Feb 2014
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        @WSJ the % might be lower for mumbai

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      1. Bryan Coughlin‏ @BPCoughlin 2 Feb 2014
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        @WSJ @KatrinaNation Can we give @NancyPelosi's home to a soup kitchen? This problem is literally in her back yard and she's done ... What?

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      2. Cary Richardson‏ @CaryRichardson 1 Feb 2014
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        @ScottSpiker now you know: “@WSJ: Just 14% of San Francisco homes are attainable .... http://on.wsj.com/1kmirIz  pic.twitter.com/oehN4GhppO”

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      3. Scott Spiker‏ @ScottSpiker 2 Feb 2014
        Replying to @CaryRichardson

        @CaryRichardson define "attainable" $700k closet anyone?

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      1. Danny Howard‏ @dannyman 1 Feb 2014
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        @WSJ @HurlyMcDingus so, just 14% of San Francisco homes are thoroughly unhabitable and should be condemned, you say?

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      1. Nov 6th is Go Time for Democracy!‏ @tummler10 1 Feb 2014
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        So, Kristallnacht? MT @WSJ: 14% of SF homes r attainable 4 those making area's median income. http://on.wsj.com/1kmirIz pic.twitter.com/w46TeXP0JT

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      1. charles warren‏ @aitepaeapaea 1 Feb 2014
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        @WSJ "Just 14% of San Francisco homes are attainable for those making the area's median income"...& they wouldn't live in such a dump

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      1. Will in Seattle‏ @WillSeattle 1 Feb 2014
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        @WSJ @pdacosta "Let's destroy the Rich! Burn their mansions down with pitch!"

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      1. Stan Kwon‏ @kwontonamo 1 Feb 2014
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        @WSJ "attainable" being the key word. Wonder what that number goes to at "affordable" levels?

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      1. Peter Mittwede‏ @PeterMittwede 1 Feb 2014
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        Jackson > San Fran. “@WSJ: Just 14% of San Francisco homes are attainable for those making the area's median income. http://on.wsj.com/1kmirIz 

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      1. Kenneth Grosso‏ @KGG326 1 Feb 2014
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        “@WSJ: 14% of San Francisco homes are attainable for those making the area's median income. http://on.wsj.com/1kmirIz  pic.twitter.com/Vvcexd0Bp2” 😧

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      1. Kathleen‏ @gibsonsingley 1 Feb 2014
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        @WSJ I wounder if that's the result of unemployed workers who lost those homes ? Math seems right.

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      1. Jenny‏ @letterstojennyy 1 Feb 2014
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        @WSJ That's crazy. There needs to be incentives to buy more homes and households need access to loans that do no harm them financially.

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