The price difference between Sunset and Outer Sunset is getting ridiculous.
Do you mean a fundamental change from the more inner you go away from the water the higher the price or the more recent high ass pricing for rust homes near the beach?
I feel like the Central Sunset is pulling further away from Outer. I don’t seem to see many Outer homes notching up mid to upper 2’s. Just a gut feel. Not data driven in any way.
Weather-wise they aren’t THAT different?
I am biased since I own in central Sunset, but here would be my reasons why I think it may be happening:
- RE 101 again. Location, location, location!!! Central Sunset is a good compromise or central to everything. Access roads and restaurants and shops. You can always go 19th Ave or Sunset Blvd. Take your pick…
- Outer again is going to get more than its share of salt air blasting your home, so not good.
- Out there, it doesn’t help that Great Highway is shut down permanently(?), so only Sunset Blvd is close enough. Being so far out west, is kind of a drag to drive to anywhere east, so like downtown or to a freeway. This is the big reason why we would not want to move back to the Sunset in general. So far to a freeway!!!
- The weather in the Sunset especially out by the water is simply not warm often. This is not Malibu…
- I can’t prove this one, but for some reason I just think there is more street parking in the central portion of Sunset generally speaking of course.
There goes my theory…
This guy thinks closing down the Great Highway will Make (Outer) Sunset Great Again!
I can confirm South Bay is now too hot for me. Used to not need AC in San Jose but it’s now just too hot to live without one. I can’t find any decent tenants for my SJ house until I installed AC.
Come on, man, get your own material!!!
If one were to look through all the old threads here, I think I have been saying this for over 5-10 years easily…
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Yeah, you are the OG of idea that Sunset will become a paradise on our scorched planet.
Man, then Pacifica and Daly City RE markets should also be zooming up the charts…
Let’s be quite honest, Portrero Hill and Mission Dolores are not that great areas.