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Since I don't really have a sense for the size of the houses in SF, I'd be interested to know how SF's numbers for "$/sq.foot of floor space" and "$/acreage" co
by hkmurakami 13y ago
Since I don't really have a sense for the size of the houses in SF, I'd be interested to know how SF's numbers for "$/sq.foot of floor space" and "$/acreage" compare with places like Palo Alto.
- papa 13y agoThis site provides some good neighborhood-specific price/square foot info. http://pricesquares.com/#/county/1/san-francisco/ http://pricesquares.com/#/county/1/san-francisco/ You can see that the north and northeast portions of the city carry the highest rates (close to $1k/sq foot in Pac Heights and the Marina). Zoom in to drill down to smaller neighborhoods/sub-districts. For comps between SF and Palo Alto, I'd recommend Redfin. Last I checked, the Palo Alto prices were above SF prices (on a square foot basis). Edit: I'll just add some more detail! Here's the Redfin report for Palo Alto ($1,168/sq ft): http://www.redfin.com/city/14325/CA/Palo-Alto http://www.redfin.com/city/14325/CA/Palo-Alto Here's the Redfin report for SF ($660/sq ft) http://www.redfin.com/city/17151/CA/San-Francisco http://www.redfin.com/city/17151/CA/San-Francisco
- jld 13y agoHere's a link of a graph to compare $/sqft for San Fran vs San Jose area. http://www.zillow.com/local-info/CA-home-value/r_9/#metric=mt%3D36%26dt%3D1%26tp%3D5%26rt%3D14%26r%3D9%252C395057%252C395059%26el%3D0 http://www.zillow.com/local-info/CA-home-value/r_9/#metric=m...