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"SF home where landlord allegedly murdered his tenant rents for $6,300

Ajudge blocked the sale. but nothing stopped the faamily of an accused killer from trying to rent out the scene of the crime.

This Outer Sunset rental listing has it all, with a price tag to match: three bedrooms, natural light, a garage, and a backyard for $6,300 a month.
The only problem? The landlord allegedly shot and killed the previous tenant.

Philippe Chagniot, a 68-year-old retired dentist, allegedly murdered Eric Bigone, 58, on May 17 in front of the home at 2518 46th Ave.

Prosecutors say Chagniot — who has been charged with murder — lit a fire atop Bigone’s car; when Bigone went to investigate, Chagniot shot him twice from behind with a suppressed MAC-10 submachine gun. Chagniot remains in custody.

The home remains owned by the Chagniot 2007 Family Trust, whose beneficiaries include Phillipe and his wife, Barbara Chagniot.

Bigone’s son Dino alleges in a wrongful death lawsuit that Chagniot killed his father to clear the home for sale. A San Francisco judge has barred the sale while the case plays out. Still, that hasn’t stopped the family from attempting to rent it out."

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When #privateEquity and #developers want to engage in #gentrification, are there specific things they do in terms of #harassment to make life more miserable for the #tenants?

A privately-owned #housingTrust have gone from doing an inspection every 3 years to one every 3 months. An extreme increase that seems wholely unjustified.

Is this a yet another hallmark of gentrification alongside "#publicArt" and #coffeeShops?

#housing #workingClass #landlords #overdevelopment