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Alt view: as the nation ages, a lot of retirees from cold states will move to Florida driving up prices there. (Before the drop). San Fran I cant comment on be
by projectramo 8y ago
Alt view: as the nation ages, a lot of retirees from cold states will move to Florida driving up prices there. (Before the drop).
San Fran I cant comment on because I can only discuss rational markets.
- robertAngst 8y ago>San Fran I cant comment on because I can only discuss rational markets. Doesn't this imply a bad future? Also since San Fran is cold, I can see it losing its geographic appeal.
- ethbro 8y agoJust wait long enough, it'll warm up. Or slide into the ocean. 50-50.
- jacobolus 8y ago> since San Fran is cold, Cold compared to where? (Maybe your reference is Honolulu and Miami?) What part of SF are you talking about? The lowest low temperatures of the year where I live in SF are among the highest anywhere in the country. We use a heater around this time of year, but it would be reasonably comfortable to go without. It is sunny most of the time, I would say at least 250 days/year. The typical day throughout most of the year is “warm”: the kind of weather for wearing jeans and a long sleeved shirt (so the sleeves can be rolled up or down), but no sweater. It is seldom “hot” (occasionally temperatures in the 90°F range), and average high temperatures in the summer are cooler than most of the continental US. We don’t use AC at all.
- monocasa 8y agoIt's the humidity that kills you in San Fran. I'd take 20F in Colorado over 50F in San Fran anyday.
- jacobolus 8y agoAre you saying it’s too dry, or too wet? I find the humidity in SF to be quite moderate throughout the year. I grew up in Southern CA, which is drier, and I have relatively oily skin. Again, which part of SF are you talking about?