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I don't know what are data sources to look for real estate demand other than real estate transactions. Anyways, that's not the broader point I am making. The br
by dmode 6y ago
I don't know what are data sources to look for real estate demand other than real estate transactions. Anyways, that's not the broader point I am making. The broader point I am making is that it was a thriving City with or without tech and continue to be one. The Golden Gate bridge, GG park, the ocean, the bay, the museums, the charming hills, and train cars is not going to vanish when all tech workers leave. I fell in love with SF even before I started working in SF.
- baskire 6y agoI actually think rent going down in sf will open up a lot of opportunities that wasn’t possible due to cost. So much culture left sf to Oakland due to cost. As SF rent gets cheaper, I suspect we’ll see art, food, and activism jobs come back.