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I am about to move into one of those and the demand seems very high... very crowded open houses and <1 week turnaround time (par for course for bay area but sti
by opportune 7y ago
I am about to move into one of those and the demand seems very high... very crowded open houses and <1 week turnaround time (par for course for bay area but still). You don't have to live there if you don't want. I don't think they're ever going to be slums but probably will become middle class housing in 10-15 years - only because hopefully sometime before then there will be a sort of zoning/regulatory intervention and developers can finally start building highrise luxury condos
If you want to see slums I can share some pins of places in the East Bay and the hinterlands of SF, and you can tell me if you think midrise condos on the caltrain/camino real corridor in the peninsula will ever look like that. I'll even take out a 15 year bet with you
- DrScump 7y agoWhat about Caltrain grade separation, where you suddenly find trains running even with the second floor of your building at many major road crossings?