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Yes, and what you end up with is San Francisco, where housing supply has been far outpaced by demand because developers can't make the numbers work.
by tsotha 13y ago
Yes, and what you end up with is San Francisco, where housing supply has been far outpaced by demand because developers can't make the numbers work.
- hudibras 13y agoMaybe you're right, we'll see in a few years. Currently, there's literally more than 10 times the number of new housing starts in San Francisco than there was 3 years ago, so there must be some profitable opportunities out there.
- tsotha 13y agoThree years ago was just after the housing bubble popped. What is it compared to, say, ten years ago?