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You also have to account the rise in population, which translates to higher demand. Not sure Japan had similar Demand/Supply to SF before bust. The average ann
by nishantvyas 8y ago
You also have to account the rise in population, which translates to higher demand. Not sure Japan had similar Demand/Supply to SF before bust.
The average annual gain in SF since 2010 came to 11,173 persons, and the median is 10,824. The overall population increase of 78,593 amounts to an estimated spike of more than 9.75 percent. For comparison, that’s a higher year-over-year increase than seven of the ten most populous counties in the country, including number-one ranked Los Angeles County (up 0.1 percent since 2016), Orange County (0.4 percent), and San Diego County (0.6 percent).
Breakdown of how the city has grown since the last full census in 2010, with SF’s official population of 805,770 at the time:
2011: +10,524 (816,294)
2012: +14,112 (830,406)
2013: +10,486 (841,270)
2014: +11,988 (853,258)
2015: +13,062 (866,320)
2016: +9,783 (876,103)
2017: +8,260 (884,363)
1. https://sf.curbed.com/2018/3/26/17165370/san-francisco-population-2017-census-increase https://sf.curbed.com/2018/3/26/17165370/san-francisco-popul...