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There are 10 districts in San Francisco: D1 Richmond, D2 Sunset, D3 Lakeside, D4 Westportal, D5 Noe Valley, D6 Hayes Valley, D7 Pacific Heights, D8 Nob Hill, D9 Market, D10 Bayview. Will bay area housing continue to rise? It all depends where you look. ... http://elevateprincipals.com/overview-san-francisco-housin/

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Riding Cycles. Seasons of the year are environmental forces which govern the behaviors of inhabiting organisms. Like the seasons, phases of the market, determine the economical environment. Each market phase has distinct attributes that notify the savvy investor when to chill, or when to go for the kill. Here is a breakdown of the phases and how to identify them. 1.Recovery (Buyer’s Market 2) -No new construction on the way... -high unemployment; -vacancy across all real estate classes The Move: Look for properties in high traffic areas, and buy at a bargain, hold anywhere for 2-4 years 2.Expansion (Seller’s Market 1) -declining vacancy no new construction -Rents steadily climb -Supply and demand are at an equilibrium The Move: Great time to do value-add investing, because there are enough renters to fill vacancy on buildings that still go for a bargain. 3.Hypersupply (Seller’s Market 2) -increasing vacancy new construction -Supply is beginning to tip in excess of demand. The Move: Sell everything. 4.Recession (Buyer’s Market 1) -There is less demand than there is supply -Oversupplied with properties -Jobs are leaving the market The move: Ideal time to buy, pick up everything that looks sensible to you. The Bay Area is currently somewhere between phase 2-3. Demand is high, and supply is trying to catch up to it. Buying in the bay area may not have the best immediate yields, however there are emerging markets nearby that benefit from the Bay Area’s growth.