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Could this be a potential source of a housing bubble collapse?
by RosanaAnaDana 4y ago
Could this be a potential source of a housing bubble collapse?
- adam_arthur 4y agoGiven that work from office is the primary reason SF became so expensive in the first place, yes. How can SF home prices be justified vs SD or LA in a remote work world?
- ghaff 4y ago>How can SF home prices be justified vs SD or LA in a remote work world? I don't live in SF or even in a city but, in the abstract, I'd pick SF from that triplet. LA is complete sprawl and a little bit of SoCal beaches goes a long way for me. And San Diego is nice enough but sort of soulless. I like the SF climate even when summer is the coldest winter you ever spent--and there are great recreational options and scenery.
- adam_arthur 4y agoIt's not really about preferring SF, but preferring it at twice the home price (or whatever the actual gap is). It's hard to justify that if not forced to live there for work
- colinmhayes 4y ago
- dopeboy 4y agoNegative - this is a geography that will remain unaffected by housing downturns. Too much money on the sidelines for it to collapse.