Look How Much San Francisco Has Changed In 3 Years
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Matt Rosoff
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Twitter made the move because the City of San Francisco had created a new tax-free zone in that neighborhood, known as Mid Market.
We took a walk around the neighborhood in July 2011 to see exactly what Twitter was getting itself into. It didn't look pretty. But Twitter made the move, and a bunch of other tech companies followed. Then came the residential developers. Then the other businesses.
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Three years later, the change is startling. See for yourself...
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