Downtown San Francisco is demonstrating signs of recovery as BART and sidewalks are full of people, evidencing a vibrant atmosphere. Residents express newfound optimism despite previous challenges, including empty offices and public safety issues. Recovery momentum is attributed to declining crime rates and increased tourism. Notably, merchants' concerns regarding the car-free policy on Market Street are being addressed as revival occurs without returning private vehicles. The shift in leadership from former Mayor Britain to newcomer Lurie is also positively impacting residents' perceptions of the city’s future.
San Franciscans say they now feel optimistic about the city's future despite years of negative news about empty downtown offices, widespread public drug use, rampant stolen-goods sales and other serious concerns.
Across San Francisco, there's a sense that the city's recovery from the pandemic is finally gaining momentum. Crime is down, tourism is up and voters are feeling good about their decision to replace former Mayor London Breed with Lurie.
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