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Heyo, it's Yellow, and ima be dropping a crit today!
Okay, so, when reading through your article, I could understand the approach you were going for. You realized the feeling of feeling like you're being watched/being paranoid, and wanted to work that into an SCP. The idea was pleasing, and for concept, it was nailed. The area I found problems with was narrative. A commonly used tool is coincidence, which by no means is bad, as long as it's not overdone. However, cars crashing into buildings is not something necessarily common. On average, in this US, it only happens 50 times per day. Beyond that, the majority of these crashes have to do with automobiles being allowed to close to buildings (which is a whole other can of worms). The main point I'm trying to enforce is that this idea seems unlikely. As this house is considered somewhat "haunted" by nearby people, no one would be careless enough to pull all the way into their driveway and directly crash into it.
For an alternate proposal, you could work off the sentience this house seems to have. This house seems to possess sentience, which isn't a bad thing. The bad part is how suddenly the sentience comes into play. At first, it's minor. It could almost be considered safe class, because there are only hints of sentience. However, near the end, it suddenly pops out with your twist. The buildup for this could be executed better. Right now, it's choppy. It goes from low, then jumps to average, then it burst into your face. Having the effect be more gradual would help. For example, some teenagers could vandalize the exterior of the house before the crash happens. This would likely give hints of sentience, as the house could take this negatively, and begin to exhibit more potent anomalous effects. This could also draw the foundations attention more.
Referring to my last sentence, the foundation involvement seems somewhat out of place. Houses being inhabited, then suddenly vacated repeatedly doesn't strike anomalous activity to me. Rumors of haunting in a neighborhood also don't strike well for anomalous, much more it strikes bad house upkeeping. However, if this house had rumors, then they progressively became more and more truthful, leading to major discussion, this would definitely get foundation attention. Having the house get more haunted after being vandalized hints towards sentience, so it would only make sense for the foundation to arrive.
For the final line, the sudden mention of "who was I?" really doesn't strike any chords, or shout any twists. It provides no hints to the houses sentience, and basically just adds creep factor. While yes, a phrase would do well, this phrase just doesn't hit it. It's a somewhat bring ending to an interesting article. Since this house is sentient, perhaps you could make it feel pain. A much more fitting final line could be along the lines of "You hurt me beyond repair". Beyond that, it would provide a reason for the house to be changing due to external damage, as it feels the pain.
The infusing people into the house doesn't fit in well to the story, and seems like an easy pick. Beyond that, it'd require a lot more detail than just one sentence. It also attempts to create sympathy for the creature you're trying to make the characters afraid of. It'd be best to either omit this part, or provide an alternate reason to why the house is sentient.
Overall, your narrative needs work, the points above, I hope, will help you find ways to improve on that. I didn't mention this before, but your hook is rather short. The escalation could be another potential point for your hook, and would draw your reader in to keep reading.
