cameronlpmoore

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by cameronlpmoore 6y ago
Older intelligent people are the best. Older uneducated+opinionated people...not so much.
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by cameronlpmoore 6y ago
I love SF as well! I've traveled around the world and lived in multiple US cities that many people consider nice/cool/fun, but SF is still my favorite city. I was in Golden Gate Park today as well and it never gets old - so b
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by cameronlpmoore 7y ago
That does seem super strange. Any ideas why that might be the case? Most of his day-to-day tweets seem to get a pretty solid amount of interaction. This tweet from December 10 seems pretty weird now: Justin Kan @justinkan "Early-stage
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by cameronlpmoore 8y ago
Houzz as well
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by cameronlpmoore 8y ago
NYC really is the perfect comparable to see the potential future of SF. NYC has a housing glut, but a it's all luxury housing. No developer will ever build new "affordable housing" because the economics don't make sense.
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by cameronlpmoore 8y ago
No developers would be building if that were the case. Ever notice how every new apartment building is a "luxury" building? That's because construction costs are so high it only makes sense for developers to build if they can
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by cameronlpmoore 8y ago
Listing a property below the expected selling price is a common strategy to induce a bidding war. If a homeowner receives 10+ offers at or above asking price then that homeowner is perfectly reasonable in coming back with an even higher pri
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by cameronlpmoore 8y ago
Agreed on all of your points. I've lived primarily in Miami and Atlanta. After being in SF for a couple of years I only wish I had moved here sooner. The weather is a huge factor for me, and the geographical beauty of the west coast is