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S.F. Chronicle reporter. J.K. stands for John Kelley. Boston by birth, S.F. by dumb luck. Wrote a book about bars. tinyurl.com/fekbakvx

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J.K. Dineen’s Biography

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J.K. Dineen has been covering real estate for the San Francisco Business Times since 2006. Before joining the Business Times, he did stints as a staff writer for the San Francisco Examiner, the New York Daily News, the Salem Evening News, the MetroWest Daily News, the Boston TAB, the Cambridge Chronicle, and the Watertown Press. He has also freelanced for Travel & Leisure and the New York Observer. Dineen is also the author of the forthcoming Here Tomorrow: Preserving Architecture, Culture, an…

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California is in a population slump. These 7 cities are booming anyway

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By J.K. Dineen Verified, Roland Li Verified, Christian Leonard Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
Aging communities. Emptier schools. A smaller tax base. California’s stagnant population has been one of the state’s most dramatic and discussed post-pandemic developments. But a handful of cities have defied the trend, steadily expanding instead. They’ve grown by attracting families with better school districts, drawing workers with affordable housing and, in one case, by providing services and housing to wildfire refugees. What do these growing communities reveal about the future of California?
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Exclusive: Pier 70 developer wants to add 600 more homes to SF megaproject

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By J.K. Dineen Verified
| MSN Verified
J.K. Dineen Like developers from Mission Bay to Treasure Island , Brookfield Properties is betting that more density will be the key to kickstarting expansion at San Francisco's Pier 70 The planned redevelopment would make the Dogpatch property more dense and a little taller under a plan outlined by Brookfield during a closed executive session at Tuesday's San Francisco Port Commission meeting, the latest developer proposing to add more homes in order to break the economic feasibility logjam...
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Exclusive: Pier 70 developer wants to add 600 more homes to S.F. megaproject

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By J.K. Dineen Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Like developers from Mission Bay to Treasure Island, Brookfield Properties is betting that more density will be the key to kickstarting expansion at San Francisco's Pier 70.
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