How the Coronavirus will affect Bay Area Housing Market

Only if you acquired your rental a few years ago at sky-high price.

They can run into trouble when they leave country to renew the stamp.

Right. Can’t leave the country under current restrictions. But don’t need to get stamp to renew the visa, at least that’s my understanding.

I think most of these are apartments run by corporations.

Found this one.

https://mybookie.ag/sportsbook/presidential-elections/

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These betting markets are jokes. Their volume is thin and illiquid. Maybe you can bet a few thousand. I don’t think you can bet anything substantial and there is really no guarantee they will be around to pay you at the end.

Two months ago there was a disconnect between betting market and the polls. Biden’s numbers have been steadily rising but the market still held him at below 50%. That was when I told @Elt1 to look at the poll numbers and he told me to look at the bookies. Now Vegas has wised up there’s no more arbitrage to be had.

@Elt1

I wonder where these tenants have moved or plan to move.
Other bay area city? Outside bay area? Other state?
Does anyone have any data on it?

They are all In Tahoe. Just rented a studio to the new assistant chef at Edgewood. Fabulous food and views.

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“good luck.”

Emeryville-based.

ghost towns in bay area?

What do you mean? No one will live in them if the housing units do get built?

May be not if there is a rise in demand for small houses in crowded area where it takes 10 minutes to drive 2 miles and where a tenant pays 100 per month for a car parking.

Simple just add a few more counties to the BA. Already have a few that don’t touch the bay.

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