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That's kind of insane. I wonder what the numbers are for San Francisco...
by vskarine 11y ago
That's kind of insane. I wonder what the numbers are for San Francisco...
- msoad 11y agoAppearently some real estate agents have targeted ads in Facebook for "Googlers in San Francisco". I clicked on an ad I saw the other day. This is the listing: http://www.zillow.com/homes/for_sale/pmf,pf_pt/house,townhouse_type/15085712_zpid/3-_beds/any_days/37.804393,-122.387395,37.756567,-122.477174_rect/13_zm/ http://www.zillow.com/homes/for_sale/pmf,pf_pt/house,townhou... I could never afford it with my Google income but the real estate people who put up the ad believe a Googler in SF should be able to afford it.
- 9935c101ab17a66 11y ago> Last sold: Aug 2015 for $1,250,000 Current listing price: > FOR SALE $1,899,000 That's absolutely mind-blowing. What a disgusting market.
- BlytheSchuma 11y agoHoly shit! That looks a lot like the house from Disney Pixar's Inside Out.
- eni 11y ago$1,247,988 is the rough valuation. Their suggested EMI is around $6.8K/month. Would it be in reach for people getting $200K/yr? Are there enough Googlers getting that much?
- msoad 11y agoI make $250k/yr but still can't afford that
- vkou 11y agoTwo married senior devs can easily afford that. As for everybody else... Not so much.
- ndesaulniers 11y agoCan't imagine too many of those...
- kelukelugames 11y agoCan Facebook target on the condition that user and spouse both work at Google. Or AGI bracket?
- nshelly 11y agoAlso, it's a perfect example of the difficulty buying into this market. Check out the Tax History. The owner -- possibly not even living there -- is only paying $1245 a year in property tax, or a rate of 0.06%. If you buy and move in you'll be paying 25x that. YEAR PROPERTY TAXES CHANGE TAX ASSESSMENT CHANGE 2015 $1,245 -- $52,629 +2.0% 2014 $1,245 +44.8% $51,599 +0.5% 2013 $860 +14.0% $51,367 +2.0%