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Fun fact: San Francisco is one of the few places where it's cheaper to live near the ocean, than it is to live inland! That is, 'coastal' is irrelevant to your

by lolwutf 13y ago

Fun fact: San Francisco is one of the few places where it's cheaper to live near the ocean, than it is to live inland! That is, 'coastal' is irrelevant to your point.

Semiapies 13y ago
Not going by any of the prices I can find for San Fran.
- bmelton 13y ago
  http://www.trulia.com/for_sale/San_Francisco,CA/37.719154916262774,37.78823846382069,-122.5297457519531,-122.38640850219724_xy/13_zm/map_v/ http://www.trulia.com/for_sale/San_Francisco,CA/37.719154916... Looking at that, the adage seems to hold true -- prices appear to fall off as you radiate away from the heart of the city. There's even a 1BR/1BA near the ocean by the USS San Francisco Memorial for $425k.
  - Semiapies 13y ago
    So we're pretending moving a few miles inland is not living on the two major US coasts.
    - lolwutf 13y ago
      Based on the urban layout and population distribution within the city, yes, those are two distinct regions.