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Out of curiosity, why do you see Sac rebounding strongly?

• hugh3 17y ago
  Just a guess based on the vibe of the place -- it feels like a city which is going to continue to grow in population and importance, and it's come down a helluva long way since the peak of the boom. I could be wrong. If I had a really good reason for believing it then I'd be out there buying instead of talking about buying. I'm only picking on Sacramento because I used to live there, there could be much better buying opportunities in cities I don't know so well.
  • usaar333 17y ago
    It is possible that it will rise, but it seems to lack the NY/SF factors of limited supply (land) driving prices through the roof. In SF, there is only so much space, so the affluent can keep driving prices higher. Around Sac, there is plenty of farmland ripe for development. (example: Austin, TX is a great place to live overall, but it remains cheap due to "endless" land).