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There's huge swaths of single family homes in SF; just not in the areas of soul-less high rise hotel/condos that young tech people seem to prefer. You do reali
by scurvy 11y ago
There's huge swaths of single family homes in SF; just not in the areas of soul-less high rise hotel/condos that young tech people seem to prefer.
You do realize there's a Costco in Soma right? It's swamped with people. I go, and I live in Russian Hill.
I agree with the rest of your statement, but they're only building in a very small part of SF and catering to a narrow demographic. Soma 1br condo prices can implode, but RH and Pacific Heights 2-3BR places will only go up.
Don't buy the nicest place in a bad neighborhood. Buy the most modest place in a nice neighborhood. Let everyone else bring up your home's worth.
- gorkemyurt 11y agoYep I agree about RH and Pacific Heights. I don't think its a small part of SF, that's the thing.. Central Waterfront and Mission Bay has so much potential. http://www.pier70sf.com http://www.pier70sf.com http://missionrock.org http://missionrock.org http://www.bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/blog/real-estate/2015/01/dogpatch-condos-housing-development-sf-avalonbay.html http://www.bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/blog/real-estate/201... Central SOMA up north and hunters point in the south, eastern neighborhoods will add 50k+ residents to SF in the next 10 years http://208.121.200.84/ftp/files/Citywide/Central_Corridor/Central-Corridor-Plan-DRAFT-FINAL-web.pdf http://208.121.200.84/ftp/files/Citywide/Central_Corridor/Ce...