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Not that I think much of technical analysis, but from eyeballing those charts it looks like we're right on the (upwards) trend that has held all decade, with th
by repsilat 7y ago
Not that I think much of technical analysis, but from eyeballing those charts it looks like we're right on the (upwards) trend that has held all decade, with the exception of people getting a bit over-excited in 2018.
I'm quietly hoping for it to flatten off or drop, but I don't see it in those charts.
- wahern 7y agoHere's a site graphing in different ways 30+ years of SF and SF Bay Area market data: https://www.marymacphersonsf.com/30-years-of-san-francisco-bay-area-real-estate-cycles/ https://www.marymacphersonsf.com/30-years-of-san-francisco-b... The pattern has been the same since the 1980s.
- rficcaglia 7y agoStanford is not going anywhere. UCSF is not going anywhere. UC Berkeley is not going anywhere. VC not going to completely uproot anytime soon. Can’t build much farther out in the suburbs due to water shortages, and not making more land. NIMBY prevents higher density housing projects. Apart from fires and earthquakes, I don’t see why the trend will change.