CNBCのインスタグラム(cnbc) - 7月7日 00時00分
Real estate in San Francisco is more expensive than nearly anywhere else in the U.S.
The median sale price of homes in San Francisco went up for 83 consecutive months from April 2012 until March 2019.
So if you bought a home in San Francisco 10 years ago, it’s very likely you’d have profited on the deal by now — in fact, you would have a good chance at doubling your money.
The overall median home value in San Francisco rose a whopping 90% between April 2009 and April 2019, from $715,900 to $1.36 million, according to property rental and sales company Trulia.
And within San Francisco, some individual neighborhoods’ home values have jumped by more than 100%, according to Trulia.
To see the 5 San Francisco neighborhoods that have had the biggest jump, visit the @cnbcmakeit link in CNBC's bio.
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What about property taxes, California income taxes, expense of home owners insurance, expense of maintenance, and adjusted for cost of living expenses in California? I wouldn’t live in silicone valley if you offered me a condo there.
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kam_helsing
Bought my house in the Oakland Hills for $70k in 2009 when the market hit rock bottom. Just sold it in February for $988k. It worked out ok I guess.
curlyadam0627
Yeah that’s because of your globalist Fed inflation. Neighborhoods didn’t actually double in productivity or value. You people are just insane.
francisdass
Sure, help the housing price rise and rise @cnbc Hope the bubble implodes in a big BIG way!!!! ??
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