As a SFSU student, the Stonestown revamp will greatly affect SFSU in a positive way and will definitely help San Francisco in the long run by indirectly supporting the largest school in the city!
I’m a long time Parkside/Stonestown resident and I gotta say… excited about the promising future of this area BUT they need to do these projects more efficiently. When I see those renderings the first thing I think is “great, this is going to be under construction for the next ten years”
@@Pensatarlo It's estimated to take 20 years unfortunately! But construction moves slow, a lot of earth to move, a lot of planning hurdles to go through, a lot of stakeholders. It will get done!
The great thing about Stones is that there is plenty of parking. Now it's going to be a problem when they move it underground and add thousands of more people into the area.
great content. lived and worked in the city for 10 years. have since switched professions and left san francisco. your videos make me miss it. 10/10 best city i've ever been to.
I love San Francisco that's why I moved here from NY. Those who only see the bad side of things won't be happy anywhere. I'm personally very happy to hear these developments that will happen to this beautiful city. I'd rather be here than anywhere else in the world. And the temperature here is just perfect. It doesn't get too friggin cold and it doesn't get too hot either. I am happy to be just minutes away by foot from a beach and parks and restaurants and Chase Center and and trains and bus stations. You don't need a car in SF! And I've met a great man in SF (who's a native of the city) is the biggest flex of all.
Thanks for the great update! It is unfortunate that anything and everything will take many years, if not decades, to complete. While the Bay Bridge and the Golden Gate Bridge only took 3 to 4 years to build back in the 1930s, Powell Street Retail Corridor improvement will take a few years? Stonestown Redevelopment will take 20 years? That's several generations. 😮
There is a huge difference between building those bridges and the redevelopment of Stonestown. Stonestown started out as a 1-story open air mall that died. It now is a jam packed mall with 3 times as many stores. Adding 3,500 housing units and parks will take a ton of coordination. It also sits on 19th Ave, probably the busiest street in SF.
@@vpolite1 I don’t see how that would make it take so long. I think that the problem is actually convoluted processes. Like look at the building and improvement projects that they do anyplace that’s hosting the Olympics. I’m not saying it’s easy, and I’m sure these timelines have their justification, but it’s clearly possible to do grand, complicated building projects on a much shorter timeline. It’s hard for me to be ok with the L-Taraval improvement project taking longer than the Transbay tunnel. 🤷♂️
This is awesome. I sure hope they add music venues small and large w wonderful Sonic spaces so it brings peace n revenue for all our creatives out there.
Nice aerial shots! Curious to see if Bay Front Park is actually going to open this year, given that we're now in the last quarter of the year. Do you have any other info about the Pier 70 development? I hadn't heard about that one.
So excited about Powell Street revamp! Is making the 3 blocks car free part of the proposal? Similar to the holiday closure on Stockton. That alone has been long overdue to really link Union Square with the former Westfield as a special economic zone. Great to hear positive news on SF to counter the media spiral. ❤
Unless employees RTO full time there is no amount of chandeliers that can change that stretch of Powell Street. With the looming closure of Macy’s retailers are not drawn to ‘what could be.’
The city comprises many unique neighborhoods .. speaking for myself, I generally avoid downtown because of the traffic and lack of parking (not that the neighborhoods provide that much more parking). If downtown is to bounce back, it would be via people having a reason to go downtown. First are the office workers .. will we go back to in office or continue trend of remote? As the city grows beyond SOMA to Mission Bay and beyond, should the old office buildings in the heart of the Financial District be converted to residence? Bring back foot traffic, crack down on shoplifting, and the shops will return. When the shops return, there will be reason for tourists to hang around downtown. I will still avoid downtown tho except to visit Yerba Buena Gardens and the museums.
@@tyberius95 You're right that a lot of what happens to SF down the line depends on what happens with downtown. I think return to office is already happening, but will take many years to get close to what it was pre-pandemic, and in-office may never return to pre-pandemic levels. All for office conversions, but really hard to do that financially and physically, so it is unlikely in most cases, but there are some examples moving forward in the City.
Stonestown development has a website and you can get plans through the SF building / planning department. www.stonestown.com Powell St - visitunionsquaresf.com/powell-street-improvement-project
So good to know that much going on SF that used to be so attractive place. Would like to know more if it will be a friendly place to live and retire in next 10/15 yrs.
There are many great areas in sf. Only a few are what you see in the news. Almost 90 different neighborhoods, 5 to avoid like the plague. Otherwise the city is lovely
Whats up with all these new parks not having any shade? Look at dolores park-huge swaths of grass filled with people getting burnt to a crisp. What is the problem with trees?
I was thinking exactly the same thing! Standing in a field underneath the cloudless sky is no bueno. I live here and the lack of shade means you’ve got to dress up like Lawrence of Arabia. Contrast that with GG Park that has a great mix of landscape and plenty of komorebi
The only big one I'm aware of is a potential revamp of Pier 39 / Fisherman's Wharf. It's in planning phases, super early, TBD if it ever goes forward.www.sfport.com/files/2023-02/022323_item_12b1_fishermans_wharf_revitalized_request_for_ena_2023_0215.pdf
The affordable housing one? London Breed just posted about it. Not sure if you mean this one or a different one though. instagram.com/p/DAEZWa0Skdm/?hl=en&img_index=2
Great video! The upcoming changes are really going to transform the city for the better. I live in the south bay (Los Gatos) but would like to come up more and these are motivating factors.
In SF, the word "contamination" could mean radioactive contamination. That is the case for one new community. The mayor issued a letter saying that the area is still safe for residential, even without doing anything.......
How big is SF in terms of comparison, is it similar to Manhattan? Is the vibe of the city closer to LA, Manhattan, or somewhere else. What is the average weather like? Is it anymore dangerous than West LA? Finally, what areas would be comparable to Beverly Hills? I find asking people provides a better example than a single opinion from a single source online. Thanks
it's pathetically small compared to manhattan. i'd say the vibe is more like LA. its a quieter city though. its pretty boring for the most part. weather is usually 70deg. everyone here wears a light jacket. its not really dangerous outside of some parts of mission and tenderloin. as for beverly hills.. idk. theres a lot of random pockets of suburbs that are wealthy.
Much smaller population wise than Manhattan, but larger geographically. Manhattan is way more dense housing wise. Average weather is 60s usually. Some areas near the ocean are colder. Areas near the central waterfront typically warmer. Hottest it gets is 80s and that’s very rare. Maybe a few days a year. Only a few sub areas of SF are dangerous. 95% of the city is fine and nothing like what you see on the news. Stay out of the TL, civic center, Bayview, parts of the mission. Otherwise you’re fine. Specific areas similar to B Hills are Presidio Heights, Pacific Heights, Sea Cliff and St Francis Wood
@@antoniahamilton3201 i’ve lived in both LA and SF and i find the vibes to be similar. yes it’s more walkable, but i think SF is still more of a driver city. transit is certainly better, but that’s not saying much. the only real transit oriented city in the US is nyc. every other city is pretending.
Years ago, I heard that they were going to build an outlet shopping area with housing above them. After the Candlestick tear down, I any plans for the area have stalled.
The entire area had development stall because pollution wasn't cleaned up properly--this led to disputes and lawsuits among contractors and developers.
I'm interested in the AI companies that leased nearly 2 million square feet of office space. Is that in downtown buildings that are currently empty? Revitalizing the Financial District is important to the health of the city. Once that happens, the vacant storefronts can fill up so that the area will be as vital as it used to be.
I hope this means the city is turning around. I didn’t know they were doing all this. What do they mean by affordable housing? Is it income limitations for the select few or housing that is less expensive so people who can’t afford a house can?
@@WestCoastWalker-zj6obThe point is to live in them, not to sell them for a profit. It's a much better option than living in a cardboard box on the sidewalk.
only one i don't like is the housing at stonestown. the parking is great and is a great spot as it is. its like the only suburban, stress-free area in the city that is good vibes.
Happy this is happening for my kids and for other people. I wish that folks had come to their senses about mixed use walkable communities earlier in my life.
i’m currently an organizer of the queer art fair sf at stonestown. the parking lot currently serves as a meeting point for the farmers market and the art fair we run on saturdays third week of the month. sad it will change :( but excited to see what it looks like in the future!
Ha you and me both 👴🏻. It will be quite some time until it all shuts down I think but will be some displacement during construction unfortunately. Any thoughts on where these will take place during construction?
SF always promises this and that is coming but they don't show up and the few that do like Ikea, wish they hadn't. You have to really look at the numbers, and Ikea dose not go out of their way to give them but how crowded a place is will tell you in general.
Stonestown redevelopment sounds like a great idea except it will increase so much more traffic than there already is . What’s the plan from the city to relieve congestion on 19th avenue ???
Keep dreaming! That boondoggle of a project, will not be done in this century. And that’s laughable Orange County to San Francisco! Umm… so when are they going to b breaking ground with tunnels for the “high speed” train? You know digging through the mountain ranges in SoCal is going to take time and strategy. Besides, I heard the rail was only going from Fresno to Bakersfield where Newsom said it was offensive to say that the train goes to “nowhere, California.” Anyway, it’s cute you’re trying to prop up a dying area of California. If we still have Newsom at the helm better get used to the idea of San Francisco being a dump.
Underground parking? ($400 mth for a spot). Thought SF was banning vehicles? "Delayed for yrs" biz as usual... more wasted funds instead of fixing the issues. Talk about Prop K & the big real estate $$ behind it.
@@WestCoastWalker-zj6obI have no issues with smaller homes. But they probably wont be anywhere close to the pricing of affordable housing. And even if they were, that small of a home wouldn’t work for families.
Ah, a real estate agent doing what he does best, put a spin on the neighborhood, paint the walls, do a set up and sell a dream based on an imagery that was SF in its glory days. I totally understand the need to resurrect this once clean, safe, affordable, and cultural city. You can’t sell SF as bouncing back from its current derelict self with fast talking, fast paced glorification videos, while at the same time on-line “SF poop maps” are giving serious warnings to potential visitors. I just completed a cross country train trip that included many large iconic cities. Yes, they all have their set of problems but none like those of SF and believe me, the word is out on just how bad this city has fallen from grace. The main factors are, serious crime, robberies, theft, businesses leaving on mass, homeless and crazy people on fifty streets, boarded up empty buildings and a general feeling of unease and lack of safety on the streets. Hopefully, with a new leadership for this beleaguered city, it will bounce back based on the current reality of what is and not on a reality based on denial of how bad things really have become. When I was flying back to SF from Boston Logan airport, people going to another city at an adjoining gate got mixed up with my departure gate. The airline employee upon separating our two groups announced to everyone in the concourse, “Don’t get in the wrong line. Besides, who wants to go to San Francisco anyway.?” Many people in that crowd responded, “no one!” And there lies the undeniable reality. Pretty parks may not fix the problem but getting rid of the human waste on the streets might be a “step” in the right direction.
Did you watch the video? There will be jobs created as well as affordable houses which were noted in the video. Not sure why mobile home or homeless parking lots would be mentioned in a video about positive things coming to San Francisco. Those things already exist all over the streets, and the answer to helping reduce them is building more housing, which was definitely mentioned in this video
all those things are part of sf, along with all major cities. as it turns out, there’s actually a lot more incredible and beautiful parts of city too which you probably don’t hear about from the news you consume.
I wont hold my breath. Too expensive, bad policies (greedy politicians) in my entire life as a local I am glad I left. Congrats on your career choices. You can definitely enjoy it and the seemingly increasingly more expensive lifestyle it will bring.
I do find it hilarious how SF just hate the downtown area so much. Most people dont want to use public transport if they dont have to, but then they closed car lanes to make room for bicycles, the lines are zigzagging everwhere, very very few places to park then they make Marketstreet illegal to drive on so people cant be dropped off on Market via lyft/uber which everyone is now using for frequently due to having no way to drive there and that just exacerbates how much it cost to go downtown. Even if you WANTED to use public transport, you have to deal with the smell of piss, drug zombies, and the occasional groping. The small group of SF activists dedicated to making cars illegal, keeping as many homeless druggies off the streets as possible, and refusing to reduce regulations for small businesses is killing the city.
Amazing video, A friend of mine referred me to a financial adviser sometime ago and we got talking about investment and money. I started investing with $120k and in the first 2 months , my portfolio was reading $274,800. Crazy right!, I decided to reinvest my profit and gets more interesting. For over a year we have been working together making consistent profit just bought my second home 2 weeks ago and care for my family.
I’ve been forced to find additional sources of income as I got retrenched. I barely have time to continue trading and watch my investments since I had my second daughter. Do you think I should take a break for a while from the market and focus on other things or return whenever I have free time or is it a continuous process? Thanks.
@@EmilyEvelyn-90 Quitting may not be the best approach if you ask me. This is where an AI comes into the picture. I barely have time to trade myself as my job swallows up most of my time. *MARGARET MOLLI ALVEY*
So this is interesting because from what we just learned that the employment data was basically falsified so there’s no new jobs, you’re talking about the revamp of these retail stores when the cost-of-living and things like gas are too high, where they’re pricing out service workers. What service workers do you think still live in San Francisco or Oakland because they’re gonna have to commute and if they don’t feel safe to park their cars, or take bart . Or are you hoping that students will be the new service workers, So maybe the tech workers going to be doing this part-time? Also, the fact that a lot of the homeless services have been falsified by the city and the state, and the growing problem of the homeless is still there , even though they’re doing encampment sweeps the homeless people have nowhere to go. I think you’re trying to set up people for a fake dream that’s not gonna happen.
Not following. You're saying service workers can't live in SF, therefore there will be nobody to take available jobs at these new places? Then who is currently working at the cafe that already exists at the Tunnel Tops? Or the mall that already exists at Stonestown? Or any restaurant in the City? Also not following what you're saying about the jobs report. Those are nationwide figures. What are you looking at that is specific to SF or Oakland?
@@Kosmokatgirl I can tell you the company I work for are advertising jobs but not filling them. They’re only posted to make the company look good or they’re allowed to post them but require an executive signature CFO or CIO to even make an offer and know one is going to put them selves out there. SF and OAK company’s are now quietly leaving small departments at a time until the building is empty. Here is a tip for your page if it’s a large project the state will require a State IOR to be on site full time. Those are the money maker buildings.
Hearing/ reading someone's thoughts on how "unsafe" BART is, tells me you rode it one time and never agian not thinking about how "this is commonplace on just about ANY public transit system. Like... Japan has train cars for WOMEN ONLY. Safety issues are worldwide. Also, employment options right now are just terrible everywhere. You've mentioned global issues like they are ONLY in the Bay Area. How about we extend BART down from Walnut Creek to Dublin/Pleasanton or Richmond to Vallejo? Why not start electrifying the last legs of CalTrain (San Jose to Gilroy)? Expand bus systems in their respective regions so people can start using their car less? Make clipper easier to obtain outside of BART? All these so we can also fix our damaged rodes? Just this will help create more jobs from construction to operation.
We will see how this goes. As some who works multiple highrises and working with the fire departments I see a lot of the city. When I look at it from above it is so beautiful. And when i get down to the streets its... just a shame. The vacancy in businesses and how dirty it is... people arent as nice but thats a defense to all the homeless and crime. I hope after our voting the way we did and the new mayor this city bounces back. This city is going to be this expensive it should be also just as safe. Bring the crime down the businesses back and clean the streets.
@@austinklar If you watch your video again ?which I would have to do now to call th out, You should notice several things and I think one of them we might even mention thrice.
You mean, other than all the people still spending millions (tens of millions) on homes there, AI companies, the largest share of VC investment of any major metropolitan. It really doesn’t surprise me that someone who doesn’t live in the city or spend any time there and doesn’t look at actual data made this comment.
Keep dreaming, bud. SF is dying. People are going to be so much better off by looking at other real estate markets that are expanding, where construction is cheaper and cost of living is much lower. Lmao I appreciate the effort though 👍
@@joshw1253 glad we confirmed you have no actual data to respond with. Construction and cost of living has been cheaper in most other parts of the country for the past 100 years. Says nothing about the trajectory of a particular market or what's actually happening in real time. You probably know better than the millionaires and billionaires continuing to invest here though.
@@austinklar Have you seen the Rail no really gone down there and not just pinch another video. Have you talked to any trades there’s no work. Politicians will advertise a plan but nobody is breaking ground. I know for a fact all construction projects that I’m involved in has been halted. In regard to AI they would be Data Centers and no one in their right mind would develop in California with the cost of energy. Also why would you higher engineers local when they can employe engineers in Denver Ohio or out of the country and pay them maybe 60K to 70k
The mess hall sounds terrible. Who is going to go all the way to tunnel top to do their shopping. There is no speed train and the city doesn't need more million dollar studio apartments. Biden and Harris have 50 days to figure out where that 6b is coming from. We don't need any more office space and no one can afford restaurants as it is. This is the most delusional SF story I've seen this year.
You visit in conjunction with visiting the park. Just like all the people that go to Il Parco that's at the Tunnel Tops, or do their grocery shopping after hanging out at Crissy Field or Marina Green. People drive, there's parking. Who takes a train to go grocery shopping?
Agree-the weather sucks, the food sucks, nightlife sucks, wine country sucks. I don’t get the allure of the state with the 5th largest economy in the world.
i don't see anything about housing for the hundreds of thousands of normal working class people. i've been here 60 years. the city has never been as fucked up and out of balance as is it now. WHO are all these people who a million dollars for one bedroom condo? we have a desolate Financial District and still building new office space? san francisco is and always has been a small town. it functions best and is most locale as a small town. the massive amount of unnecessary and out of scale building that has taken place e in the last 25 years has completely fucked this city up. and has done zero to benefit real san franciscans. al if you need to pack up your shit and go back to new york where you belong.
Part of the reason there's so little housing that lower incomes can afford is because we have not built housing at the same rate as population increase the last 50 years. On top of that, up until recently, you couldn't build anything other than a single family house in most of the city. That happened because of this attitude that building housing attracts "outsiders" (look at Feinstein's time as BOS Pres) vs how it actually works, which is jobs attract people and housing follows.
This project is a joke ! We have 40 % vacancy In SF ~I’ve lived in northern CA wine 🍷 country for in over 40 years ! you sound like a used car salesman!!!!!! You’re dreaming unfortunately!!!!!
“SF Bouncing Back” … ? Sad to say, that is just delusional …every major blue city in the US is dying …still …Won’t change til the politics does. This from someone working in real estate in SF. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news ….unfortunately. BTW properties, SFR, condo & 2-4 unit beds, are commonly selling for less than they did up to 5 years ago …not seen in San Mateo or Marin Counties, at all … Class A commercial properties, the best, vacancy is equivalent to over 21 vacant Sales Force towers …think about that …visualize that … “As we outlined yesterday, the amount of vacant office space in San Francisco now totals over 29 million square feet, having increased by over a million square feet in the first quarter of this year despite the “AI Boom!” Please use critical thinking …
An incoherent rant from someone who doesn’t know how to use ellipses. SFH home prices are still up. People that work in real estate are morons that are a burden on people trying to buy property. Good job getting 3% for doing basically nothing
BTW, price per foot of SFR up 12% since 2019. You're right about condos/multi--that market city wide is soft. But if you take out the areas near downtown, it's a different story. Depending on the district, they've appreciated. In any event, the comparison to 2019 doesn't really indicate whether a market is rebounding. If the price of Bitcoin was $100,000 in 2019, and then crashed to $20,000 in 2020, and then was $30,000, $50,000, $80,000 and $90,000 each of the next four years, clearly a rebound. That's what's happening with housing. The peak was mid 2022, and since it corrected, prices are up. Sale price for SFR up 7% Q2 2024 v. 2023; sale price up 6.3%. PPF up 3% same time period. Condos, again, different story, going to take longer to correct. But even compared to the same time last year, up 6.3% PPF, 3% average sale price. We'll see what happens with AI and other offices. It's not going to stay dead forever--pricing is too attractive.
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Appreciate the positive news on SF. Beyond all the bad publicity, it's one heluva city -- and much more prosperous than it was 40 years ago.
💪🏻💪🏻 thanks!!
As a SFSU student, the Stonestown revamp will greatly affect SFSU in a positive way and will definitely help San Francisco in the long run by indirectly supporting the largest school in the city!
👏🏻👏🏻 agree. It’s going to be a big, positive addition for that side of the city.
I hope they provide lots of parking stalls
I’m a long time Parkside/Stonestown resident and I gotta say… excited about the promising future of this area BUT they need to do these projects more efficiently. When I see those renderings the first thing I think is “great, this is going to be under construction for the next ten years”
@@Pensatarlo It's estimated to take 20 years unfortunately! But construction moves slow, a lot of earth to move, a lot of planning hurdles to go through, a lot of stakeholders. It will get done!
The great thing about Stones is that there is plenty of parking. Now it's going to be a problem when they move it underground and add thousands of more people into the area.
I'm a San Francisco native and love the city i was born in. Thanks for all the positive news about this beautiful City.
great content. lived and worked in the city for 10 years. have since switched professions and left san francisco. your videos make me miss it. 10/10 best city i've ever been to.
This format is really helpful. Live here and appreciate the summary of developments that are coming.
Appreciate that! Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
I love this city. So good to see it bouncing back and to get info on future progress. Thanks for the video!
🔥🔥 yes! Thanks for watching 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Did he leave out that the working class can't afford to enjoy all these new shinny objects in this exclusive shit hole!!😮
Good to see that the presidio is finally expanding. Good area with a lot of potential
Love it there.
I love San Francisco that's why I moved here from NY. Those who only see the bad side of things won't be happy anywhere.
I'm personally very happy to hear these developments that will happen to this beautiful city. I'd rather be here than anywhere else in the world.
And the temperature here is just perfect. It doesn't get too friggin cold and it doesn't get too hot either. I am happy to be just minutes away by foot from a beach and parks and restaurants and Chase Center and and trains and bus stations. You don't need a car in SF! And I've met a great man in SF (who's a native of the city) is the biggest flex of all.
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Thanks for the great update! It is unfortunate that anything and everything will take many years, if not decades, to complete. While the Bay Bridge and the Golden Gate Bridge only took 3 to 4 years to build back in the 1930s, Powell Street Retail Corridor improvement will take a few years? Stonestown Redevelopment will take 20 years? That's several generations. 😮
It takes soooo long. At least better than nothing🤷🏻♂️.
And thanks for taking time to watch :)
There is a huge difference between building those bridges and the redevelopment of Stonestown. Stonestown started out as a 1-story open air mall that died. It now is a jam packed mall with 3 times as many stores. Adding 3,500 housing units and parks will take a ton of coordination. It also sits on 19th Ave, probably the busiest street in SF.
Right?? Just ridiculous.
@@vpolite1 I don’t see how that would make it take so long. I think that the problem is actually convoluted processes. Like look at the building and improvement projects that they do anyplace that’s hosting the Olympics. I’m not saying it’s easy, and I’m sure these timelines have their justification, but it’s clearly possible to do grand, complicated building projects on a much shorter timeline. It’s hard for me to be ok with the L-Taraval improvement project taking longer than the Transbay tunnel. 🤷♂️
This is awesome. I sure hope they add music venues small and large w wonderful Sonic spaces so it brings peace n revenue for all our creatives out there.
I am trying to break into Banking in San Fran (I'm from Texas)! Love to see these types of videos!
Thanks for update on what new in San Francisco.
You bet. Thanks for watching and the nice note :)
Thanks for the updates! Love your videos :-)
Appreciate you 🙏🏻
great roundup -- super exciting to see these improvements coming to SF!!
Thanks Albert! Appreciate you 🙏🏻
Nice aerial shots! Curious to see if Bay Front Park is actually going to open this year, given that we're now in the last quarter of the year. Do you have any other info about the Pier 70 development? I hadn't heard about that one.
Oh I see you have another video about the Central Waterfront from a few months ago. I'll check that out!
Was going to link that! But also their website has a good overview pier70sf.com/the-program/
Austin!! This is your former Equator barista, Spencer! Hope you’ve been well, wild to see you on my recommended page hahaha
OMG haha amazing. Hope you're doing well too!! 👋🏻
That railroad is a gift that keeps on giving 😂
So excited about Powell Street revamp! Is making the 3 blocks car free part of the proposal? Similar to the holiday closure on Stockton. That alone has been long overdue to really link Union Square with the former Westfield as a special economic zone. Great to hear positive news on SF to counter the media spiral. ❤
That’s a good question-I’ll try to find out. 🚗🚗
I wonder what the Presidio, Crissy Fields to be precise, would be like today if Luca's museum had been built.
Great information Austin! Excited to
You and me both!
Any news on the candlestick area?
I believe they just gained some approvals earlier this month
Unless employees RTO full time there is no amount of chandeliers that can change that stretch of Powell Street. With the looming closure of Macy’s retailers are not drawn to ‘what could be.’
I guess only time will tell. Going to be a long haul
The city comprises many unique neighborhoods .. speaking for myself, I generally avoid downtown because of the traffic and lack of parking (not that the neighborhoods provide that much more parking). If downtown is to bounce back, it would be via people having a reason to go downtown. First are the office workers .. will we go back to in office or continue trend of remote? As the city grows beyond SOMA to Mission Bay and beyond, should the old office buildings in the heart of the Financial District be converted to residence? Bring back foot traffic, crack down on shoplifting, and the shops will return. When the shops return, there will be reason for tourists to hang around downtown. I will still avoid downtown tho except to visit Yerba Buena Gardens and the museums.
@@tyberius95 You're right that a lot of what happens to SF down the line depends on what happens with downtown. I think return to office is already happening, but will take many years to get close to what it was pre-pandemic, and in-office may never return to pre-pandemic levels. All for office conversions, but really hard to do that financially and physically, so it is unlikely in most cases, but there are some examples moving forward in the City.
There is no going back. “RTO” is not the answer to the larger cultural shift. SF is reinventing itself as it historically does every time.
Anything news on SF Westfield Center?
Nothing firm yet. Def keeping an eye on that one.
Yes, it's holding on by a wing and a prayer, lol.
Love the content. And good job handling all the (usually uninformed) trolls whose sole purpose for watching is to make nasty comments.
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Where could we find these development plans? Could we find them on government websites?
Stonestown development has a website and you can get plans through the SF building / planning department. www.stonestown.com
Powell St - visitunionsquaresf.com/powell-street-improvement-project
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Great video! I live in SF and follow local news, and still I learned a lot! Thank you! Subscribed!
Awesome-love to hear it!
So good to know that much going on SF that used to be so attractive place. Would like to know more if it will be a friendly place to live and retire in next 10/15 yrs.
There are many great areas in sf. Only a few are what you see in the news. Almost 90 different neighborhoods, 5 to avoid like the plague. Otherwise the city is lovely
Stonestown is exciting but is it really going to take 20 years before it's completed?
Yeah it’s a massive undertaking. Housing will be available before that in phases. But whole thing done at least that long
Whats up with all these new parks not having any shade? Look at dolores park-huge swaths of grass filled with people getting burnt to a crisp. What is the problem with trees?
Get that SPF!
lol “burnt to a crisp,” have you actually stepped foot in this city? temps in san francisco are very mild, 75 degree days are considered “hot” here.
I was thinking exactly the same thing! Standing in a field underneath the cloudless sky is no bueno. I live here and the lack of shade means you’ve got to dress up like Lawrence of Arabia. Contrast that with GG Park that has a great mix of landscape and plenty of komorebi
@@vishalcherian9951it’s not about being too hot, it’s about the sun
'...people getting burnt to a crisp'....I had to chuckle at that.
Thanks for the update. Anything new on north waterfront?
The only big one I'm aware of is a potential revamp of Pier 39 / Fisherman's Wharf. It's in planning phases, super early, TBD if it ever goes forward.www.sfport.com/files/2023-02/022323_item_12b1_fishermans_wharf_revitalized_request_for_ena_2023_0215.pdf
Do you have any information about the big new development near the "East Cut", at the spot where the old bus station used to be?
The affordable housing one? London Breed just posted about it. Not sure if you mean this one or a different one though. instagram.com/p/DAEZWa0Skdm/?hl=en&img_index=2
Great video! The upcoming changes are really going to transform the city for the better. I live in the south bay (Los Gatos) but would like to come up more and these are motivating factors.
We need that high speed rail NOW
Gonna be a long time ha
Any information about opening up in the Mess Hall?
Not much has been released yet. Do you mean what vendors will ultimately be there? Or how one becomes a vendor there?
@@austinklar Looking to become a vendor.
@@Rich-gt5oo There's a business contact on their website -- messhallpresidio.com/
Wow, I’m so excited for the Powell St revamp! The renderings look amazing!😍😍😍
🥳🥳🥳 yes!
In SF, the word "contamination" could mean radioactive contamination. That is the case for one new community. The mayor issued a letter saying that the area is still safe for residential, even without doing anything.......
How big is SF in terms of comparison, is it similar to Manhattan? Is the vibe of the city closer to LA, Manhattan, or somewhere else. What is the average weather like? Is it anymore dangerous than West LA? Finally, what areas would be comparable to Beverly Hills? I find asking people provides a better example than a single opinion from a single source online. Thanks
it's pathetically small compared to manhattan. i'd say the vibe is more like LA. its a quieter city though. its pretty boring for the most part. weather is usually 70deg. everyone here wears a light jacket. its not really dangerous outside of some parts of mission and tenderloin.
as for beverly hills.. idk. theres a lot of random pockets of suburbs that are wealthy.
Much smaller population wise than Manhattan, but larger geographically. Manhattan is way more dense housing wise.
Average weather is 60s usually. Some areas near the ocean are colder. Areas near the central waterfront typically warmer. Hottest it gets is 80s and that’s very rare. Maybe a few days a year.
Only a few sub areas of SF are dangerous. 95% of the city is fine and nothing like what you see on the news. Stay out of the TL, civic center, Bayview, parts of the mission. Otherwise you’re fine.
Specific areas similar to B Hills are Presidio Heights, Pacific Heights, Sea Cliff and St Francis Wood
@stealth_chain Pathetically small? What drugs are you doing? SF is bigger by 13 Sq miles.
@@stealth_chain San Francisco is nothing like LA. It's one of the most walkable cities in the US.
@@antoniahamilton3201 i’ve lived in both LA and SF and i find the vibes to be similar. yes it’s more walkable, but i think SF is still more of a driver city. transit is certainly better, but that’s not saying much. the only real transit oriented city in the US is nyc. every other city is pretending.
Yo, what’s up with candlestick point?
Working on an update for that 👌🏻
Years ago, I heard that they were going to build an outlet shopping area with housing above them. After the Candlestick tear down, I any plans for the area have stalled.
The entire area had development stall because pollution wasn't cleaned up properly--this led to disputes and lawsuits among contractors and developers.
There’s an update that just came out this month, let the man Austin work on his magic to bring us a video
@@californiamade5608 def working on it :)
I'm interested in the AI companies that leased nearly 2 million square feet of office space. Is that in downtown buildings that are currently empty? Revitalizing the Financial District is important to the health of the city. Once that happens, the vacant storefronts can fill up so that the area will be as vital as it used to be.
Salesforce tower, Uber headquarters, and several other smaller spaces in downtown/central waterfront areas
@austinklar The Salesforce Tower is in SOMA. Uber is in Mission. They are not in the Financial District, that is NOMA, North of Market.
They just finished a $400 million refurbishment of the Transamerica Pyramid.
@@vpolite1 Uber is next to the Chase Center, Mission Bay.
@@jd3422 Yep, I goofed that one.
I hope this means the city is turning around. I didn’t know they were doing all this. What do they mean by affordable housing? Is it income limitations for the select few or housing that is less expensive so people who can’t afford a house can?
Its income limits based on AMI (Area Median Income). So some you can’t make more than 100% of that, 80%, 50%. Different units for different levels.
@austinklar the problem is you can't sell those houses at market prices so they aren't a good investment ....
@@WestCoastWalker-zj6obyes, but they let you buy them at absurdly low prices. Affordable housing isn’t meant to be some sort of windfall profit maker.
@@WestCoastWalker-zj6obThe point is to live in them, not to sell them for a profit. It's a much better option than living in a cardboard box on the sidewalk.
its a great time to buy!
indeed! still a lot of good opportunities out there.
What happened to Candlestick project
Working on an update for it
only one i don't like is the housing at stonestown. the parking is great and is a great spot as it is. its like the only suburban, stress-free area in the city that is good vibes.
I think it's much needed redevelopment and I think they are going to still have plenty of parking
Finally something positive news for San Francisco.
No point of talking about high speed rail, will be on Mars before that gets done.
Haha you might be right.
Kinda wondering brah elon has not even put people back moon ‘🌙 I’d re thinking this statement ??? Use common sense lol 😂
That California railway has been in discussion when I was young. I will be retiring soon. 😒
For real!
Happy this is happening for my kids and for other people. I wish that folks had come to their senses about mixed use walkable communities earlier in my life.
Better late than never!
Everyone alive today will never see the completion of high-speed rail.
Why not? The money that built China is now returning home.
Gooooood! For you, enjoy it 🤔
I do
Stonestown Redevelopment… The new Santana Row?
That would be awesome .. would be ironic that Stonestown returns to its roots as an outdoor mall.
i’m currently an organizer of the queer art fair sf at stonestown. the parking lot currently serves as a meeting point for the farmers market and the art fair we run on saturdays third week of the month. sad it will change :( but excited to see what it looks like in the future!
20 years tho.. shoot i will be gray by then 😂
Ha you and me both 👴🏻. It will be quite some time until it all shuts down I think but will be some displacement during construction unfortunately. Any thoughts on where these will take place during construction?
SF always promises this and that is coming but they don't show up and the few that do like Ikea, wish they hadn't. You have to really look at the numbers, and Ikea dose not go out of their way to give them but how crowded a place is will tell you in general.
love sf
Same!!
Look forward to all the SF additions! But sorry, the high speed rail will never happen…far too low of an ROI
Yeah it's a tall order for sure.
Stonestown redevelopment sounds like a great idea except it will increase so much more traffic than there already is . What’s the plan from the city to relieve congestion on 19th avenue ???
Love the AI focus! Terrific video and info! Thanks so much!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@austinklar 🙂
The Presidio should have remained a military base for officer training and a hospital. There isn’t even a helicopter pad anymore.
I like it better as a place we can use and enjoy. Clearly don't need a base there.
All these other countries have high speed rail (Japan) and we're still slaves to the oil companies😢
Can't get here soon enough
Keep dreaming! That boondoggle of a project, will not be done in this century. And that’s laughable Orange County to San Francisco! Umm… so when are they going to b breaking ground with tunnels for the “high speed” train? You know digging through the mountain ranges in SoCal is going to take time and strategy.
Besides, I heard the rail was only going from Fresno to Bakersfield where Newsom said it was offensive to say that the train goes to “nowhere, California.”
Anyway, it’s cute you’re trying to prop up a dying area of California. If we still have Newsom at the helm better get used to the idea of San Francisco being a dump.
Underground parking? ($400 mth for a spot). Thought SF was banning vehicles? "Delayed for yrs" biz as usual... more wasted funds instead of fixing the issues. Talk about Prop K & the big real estate $$ behind it.
Need to make affordable housing in SF
They are
Need to make smaller homes that can be bought and sold at market prices ... let the system work.
@@WestCoastWalker-zj6obI have no issues with smaller homes. But they probably wont be anywhere close to the pricing of affordable housing. And even if they were, that small of a home wouldn’t work for families.
And a new mayor 2025
Yes!
Ah, a real estate agent doing what he does best, put a spin on the neighborhood, paint the walls, do a set up and sell a dream based on an imagery that was SF in its glory days. I totally understand the need to resurrect this once clean, safe, affordable, and cultural city. You can’t sell SF as bouncing back from its current derelict self with fast talking, fast paced glorification videos, while at the same time on-line “SF poop maps” are giving serious warnings to potential visitors. I just completed a cross country train trip that included many large iconic cities. Yes, they all have their set of problems but none like those of SF and believe me, the word is out on just how bad this city has fallen from grace. The main factors are, serious crime, robberies, theft, businesses leaving on mass, homeless and crazy people on fifty streets, boarded up empty buildings and a general feeling of unease and lack of safety on the streets. Hopefully, with a new leadership for this beleaguered city, it will bounce back based on the current reality of what is and not on a reality based on denial of how bad things really have become. When I was flying back to SF from Boston Logan airport, people going to another city at an adjoining gate got mixed up with my departure gate. The airline employee upon separating our two groups announced to everyone in the concourse, “Don’t get in the wrong line. Besides, who wants to go to San Francisco anyway.?” Many people in that crowd responded, “no one!” And there lies the undeniable reality. Pretty parks may not fix the problem but getting rid of the human waste on the streets might be a “step” in the right direction.
Any jobs?
Affordable housing?
Mobile home/homeless car parks?
Did you watch the video? There will be jobs created as well as affordable houses which were noted in the video. Not sure why mobile home or homeless parking lots would be mentioned in a video about positive things coming to San Francisco. Those things already exist all over the streets, and the answer to helping reduce them is building more housing, which was definitely mentioned in this video
Go ask the mayor about it ? This is a positive video and not a problem video .
@@CarlosRosales-lp4nhThis is not a positive video. It’s a truthful video.
What about the homeless, garbage and crime?
all those things are part of sf, along with all major cities. as it turns out, there’s actually a lot more incredible and beautiful parts of city too which you probably don’t hear about from the news you consume.
@@vishalcherian9951 I lived in San Francisco from 2016 to 2020.
@@vishalcherian9951 I live here, and love it. But the crime rate in SF is insane.
Would you like to join SFPD? Understaffing is a challenge.
I drove through SF a few weeks ago. There were a lot of cars, but if you look very closely along the streets, most of the stores were empty.........
My family will only go to Sf and Powell if the crime rate gets better. As for now, we try to avoid going to SF for anything.
It’s down substantially YoY. www.sanfranciscopolice.org/stay-safe/crime-data/crime-dashboard
I wont hold my breath. Too expensive, bad policies (greedy politicians) in my entire life as a local I am glad I left. Congrats on your career choices. You can definitely enjoy it and the seemingly increasingly more expensive lifestyle it will bring.
I do find it hilarious how SF just hate the downtown area so much.
Most people dont want to use public transport if they dont have to, but then they closed car lanes to make room for bicycles, the lines are zigzagging everwhere, very very few places to park then they make Marketstreet illegal to drive on so people cant be dropped off on Market via lyft/uber which everyone is now using for frequently due to having no way to drive there and that just exacerbates how much it cost to go downtown.
Even if you WANTED to use public transport, you have to deal with the smell of piss, drug zombies, and the occasional groping.
The small group of SF activists dedicated to making cars illegal, keeping as many homeless druggies off the streets as possible, and refusing to reduce regulations for small businesses is killing the city.
a few pasties here and there is not going to fix the fundamental mess SF is in
Combine it with fewer homeless and dropping crime rates, you might have something though.
If you are rich like Gavin, then all this crap twinkles.
Are they putting the syringes on the ground in the original build or will wait for them to accumulate naturally
Thanks for watching!
I pray San Francisco is brought back to its glory. How, why and who practically destroyed her.
Amazing video, A friend of mine referred me to a financial adviser sometime ago and we got talking about investment and money. I started investing with $120k and in the first 2 months , my portfolio was reading $274,800. Crazy right!, I decided to reinvest my profit and gets more interesting. For over a year we have been working together making consistent profit just bought my second home 2 weeks ago and care for my family.
I’ve been forced to find additional sources of income as I got retrenched. I barely have time to continue trading and watch my investments since I had my second daughter. Do you think I should take a break for a while from the market and focus on other things or return whenever I have free time or is it a continuous process? Thanks.
@@EmilyEvelyn-90 Quitting may not be the best approach if you ask me. This is where an AI comes into the picture. I barely have time to trade myself as my job swallows up most of my time. *MARGARET MOLLI ALVEY*
@@IfranReinfeld Oh please I’d love that. Thanks!
*MARGARET MOLLI ALVEY*
Lookup with her name on the webpage.
Time will tell. Pipe dreaming video? I say so.
Time will tell indeed
So this is interesting because from what we just learned that the employment data was basically falsified so there’s no new jobs, you’re talking about the revamp of these retail stores when the cost-of-living and things like gas are too high, where they’re pricing out service workers. What service workers do you think still live in San Francisco or Oakland because they’re gonna have to commute and if they don’t feel safe to park their cars, or take bart . Or are you hoping that students will be the new service workers,
So maybe the tech workers going to be doing this part-time? Also, the fact that a lot of the homeless services have been falsified by the city and the state, and the growing problem of the homeless is still there ,
even though they’re doing encampment sweeps the homeless people have nowhere to go. I think you’re trying to set up people for a fake dream that’s not gonna happen.
Not following. You're saying service workers can't live in SF, therefore there will be nobody to take available jobs at these new places? Then who is currently working at the cafe that already exists at the Tunnel Tops? Or the mall that already exists at Stonestown? Or any restaurant in the City? Also not following what you're saying about the jobs report. Those are nationwide figures. What are you looking at that is specific to SF or Oakland?
@@Kosmokatgirl I can tell you the company I work for are advertising jobs but not filling them. They’re only posted to make the company look good or they’re allowed to post them but require an executive signature CFO or CIO to even make an offer and know one is going to put them selves out there. SF and OAK company’s are now quietly leaving small departments at a time until the building is empty. Here is a tip for your page if it’s a large project the state will require a State IOR to be on site full time. Those are the money maker buildings.
Hearing/ reading someone's thoughts on how "unsafe" BART is, tells me you rode it one time and never agian not thinking about how "this is commonplace on just about ANY public transit system. Like... Japan has train cars for WOMEN ONLY. Safety issues are worldwide.
Also, employment options right now are just terrible everywhere.
You've mentioned global issues like they are ONLY in the Bay Area.
How about we extend BART down from Walnut Creek to Dublin/Pleasanton or Richmond to Vallejo? Why not start electrifying the last legs of CalTrain (San Jose to Gilroy)? Expand bus systems in their respective regions so people can start using their car less? Make clipper easier to obtain outside of BART? All these so we can also fix our damaged rodes?
Just this will help create more jobs from construction to operation.
Welp the "affordable" (by SF standards) rent window is officially closing.
Unfortunately developers will keep rents and real estate high , the persistent inflation
How so?
DUI heaven....... 😂
_We need more pickleball courts_ ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Haha I’ve still not played here. Need to get on that
High speed rail has been an enormous failure of government spending.
Glad the other projects are more manageable.
Hope so!
We will see how this goes.
As some who works multiple highrises and working with the fire departments I see a lot of the city. When I look at it from above it is so beautiful. And when i get down to the streets its... just a shame. The vacancy in businesses and how dirty it is... people arent as nice but thats a defense to all the homeless and crime. I hope after our voting the way we did and the new mayor this city bounces back. This city is going to be this expensive it should be also just as safe. Bring the crime down the businesses back and clean the streets.
I like what you're covering and I like that you're covering it I wish you just would not waste so much time repeating things.
Like what?
@@austinklar If you watch your video again ?which I would have to do now to call th out, You should notice several things and I think one of them we might even mention thrice.
Lmaoooooo most people in CA avoid SF like the plague. It really doesn’t surprise me that a Real Estate agent made this video.
You mean, other than all the people still spending millions (tens of millions) on homes there, AI companies, the largest share of VC investment of any major metropolitan. It really doesn’t surprise me that someone who doesn’t live in the city or spend any time there and doesn’t look at actual data made this comment.
Keep dreaming, bud. SF is dying.
People are going to be so much better off by looking at other real estate markets that are expanding, where construction is cheaper and cost of living is much lower.
Lmao I appreciate the effort though 👍
@@joshw1253 glad we confirmed you have no actual data to respond with. Construction and cost of living has been cheaper in most other parts of the country for the past 100 years. Says nothing about the trajectory of a particular market or what's actually happening in real time. You probably know better than the millionaires and billionaires continuing to invest here though.
question? where and what will be with the homeless folks?
These are all small projects. Nothing Big maybe you should converse with the trade union’s
You got something bigger than the $100 billion railway and a multi billion 20 year housing development? Let me know would love to cover them.
@@austinklar Have you seen the Rail no really gone down there and not just pinch another video. Have you talked to any trades there’s no work. Politicians will advertise a plan but nobody is breaking ground. I know for a fact all construction projects that I’m involved in has been halted. In regard to AI they would be Data Centers and no one in their right mind would develop in California with the cost of energy. Also why would you higher engineers local when they can employe engineers in Denver Ohio or out of the country and pay them maybe 60K to 70k
@@JRTC88oh but our politicians know what’s best? Right Austin?
What’s the city planning to do about the homeless? Oh, I know…the homeless will get to use the space as their new home. Now makes sense.
sfstandard.com/2024/09/26/san-franciscohomeless-arrests-skyrocket/
The mess hall sounds terrible. Who is going to go all the way to tunnel top to do their shopping. There is no speed train and the city doesn't need more million dollar studio apartments. Biden and Harris have 50 days to figure out where that 6b is coming from. We don't need any more office space and no one can afford restaurants as it is. This is the most delusional SF story I've seen this year.
You visit in conjunction with visiting the park. Just like all the people that go to Il Parco that's at the Tunnel Tops, or do their grocery shopping after hanging out at Crissy Field or Marina Green. People drive, there's parking. Who takes a train to go grocery shopping?
You are delulu Austin.
@@TRUTHseeker-101 Guy with a picture of Trump in his profile calling someone else delulu. Couldn't script it better.
@@austinklar Ahh, another Trump Derangement Syndrome guy, and from San Fransicko. Couldn’t have predicted it any better.
Jesus could make an appearance there to sign free autographs and I honestly don't think anyone would even dare to enter the state for that .
Agree-the weather sucks, the food sucks, nightlife sucks, wine country sucks. I don’t get the allure of the state with the 5th largest economy in the world.
@@austinklar I think you mean the third world .
I think I meant what i said.
So what I’m hearing is more gentrification.
god forbid we improve neighborhoods and bring in new business.
@@austinklar sure, if you’ve got money.
A mall without a parking lot will end up like the Westfield mall
There will be parking lots. In garages and underground.
i don't see anything about housing for the hundreds of thousands of normal working class people.
i've been here 60 years. the city has never been as fucked up and out of balance as is it now.
WHO are all these people who a million dollars for one bedroom condo? we have a desolate Financial District and still building new office space?
san francisco is and always has been a small town. it functions best and is most locale as a small town.
the massive amount of unnecessary and out of scale building that has taken place e in the last 25 years has completely fucked this city up. and has done zero to benefit real san franciscans.
al if you need to pack up your shit and go back to new york where you belong.
Part of the reason there's so little housing that lower incomes can afford is because we have not built housing at the same rate as population increase the last 50 years. On top of that, up until recently, you couldn't build anything other than a single family house in most of the city. That happened because of this attitude that building housing attracts "outsiders" (look at Feinstein's time as BOS Pres) vs how it actually works, which is jobs attract people and housing follows.
This project is a joke ! We have 40 % vacancy In SF ~I’ve lived in northern CA wine 🍷 country for in over 40 years ! you sound like a used car salesman!!!!!! You’re dreaming unfortunately!!!!!
Which project is a joke exactly? And why is it a joke?
sounds like a disaster . housing that will be too expensive for most and it's not possible to improve on the city hall .
Thanks for watching!
you are entirely welcome
Yep! Glad that you can be a mouthpiece for the dumpster fire that is San Francisco, Austin. How much is Newsom paying you to get this on TH-cam??😆
Trump for America 11/5/24 🇺🇸🇺🇸
and what about the crime , drug addicts and homeless that will plague all of those areas
You mean how all the stats on those are down year over year?
@@austinklarha, you can’t be serious…
@@peeta9988 check the SFPD data. www.sanfranciscopolice.org/stay-safe/crime-data/crime-dashboard. Down YoY in literally every category.
“SF Bouncing Back” … ? Sad to say, that is just delusional …every major blue city in the US is dying …still …Won’t change til the politics does. This from someone working in real estate in SF. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news ….unfortunately. BTW properties, SFR, condo & 2-4 unit beds, are commonly selling for less than they did up to 5 years ago …not seen in San Mateo or Marin Counties, at all … Class A commercial properties, the best, vacancy is equivalent to over 21 vacant Sales Force towers …think about that …visualize that … “As we outlined yesterday, the amount of vacant office space in San Francisco now totals over 29 million square feet, having increased by over a million square feet in the first quarter of this year despite the “AI Boom!” Please use critical thinking …
An incoherent rant from someone who doesn’t know how to use ellipses. SFH home prices are still up. People that work in real estate are morons that are a burden on people trying to buy property. Good job getting 3% for doing basically nothing
BTW, price per foot of SFR up 12% since 2019. You're right about condos/multi--that market city wide is soft. But if you take out the areas near downtown, it's a different story. Depending on the district, they've appreciated. In any event, the comparison to 2019 doesn't really indicate whether a market is rebounding. If the price of Bitcoin was $100,000 in 2019, and then crashed to $20,000 in 2020, and then was $30,000, $50,000, $80,000 and $90,000 each of the next four years, clearly a rebound. That's what's happening with housing. The peak was mid 2022, and since it corrected, prices are up. Sale price for SFR up 7% Q2 2024 v. 2023; sale price up 6.3%. PPF up 3% same time period. Condos, again, different story, going to take longer to correct. But even compared to the same time last year, up 6.3% PPF, 3% average sale price. We'll see what happens with AI and other offices. It's not going to stay dead forever--pricing is too attractive.
More and more developments, some homelessness and car break-ins, that will change things lol
hahahaha....what a disaster.....you are in fantasy land friend....
Thanks for watching