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Proxy opened in San Francisco’s Hayes Valley neighborhood 12 years ago as a “placeholder for a more permanent development,” but the collection of shipping container boutiques and cafes has become a beloved community gathering spot.

Now that the city wants to start building, residents are divided over whether the project should move forward.

Reporter J.K. Dineen joins Fifth & Mission host Cecilia Lei to break down the controversy and its broader stakes for San Francisco’s housing debate. Read more: https://bit.ly/3DScxz6

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