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With traffic, probablyIs Half Moon Bay too far of a commute?
SAN FRANCISCO -- One hundred thousand dollars can get you a house in many places across the U.S. In San Francisco, the only listing for $100,000 is a parking spot, and the agent says he's getting calls.
"One block from the ballpark and one block from the Embarcadero so it's not only a good place to park your car, and to park your money," said Bill Williams with Compass Real Estate.
The parking spot is located in the South Beach neighborhood one of the most coveted areas in the city.
"I had a picture of it and everything and my phone was ringing off the hook. Because people thought $100,000 for property in San Francisco they were clamoring for that," said Williams.
The average parking price around the area is $15.
According to Williams they got a verbal offer for $90,000 but his clients didn't take it.
"It's all driven by supply and demand. We're surrounded by blocks of multimillion-dollar properties and they came with one parking space," said Williams.
Name one.Not all jews are good with money.
Just saying.
That's a conflict of interest. Another.
too crowded.You could save money by getting a place without a bathroom. Just sh!t on the sidewalk like everyone else in SF.
fixedif you're under 30, go surfing
Couldn't agree more. Life's crazy you never know you could only be there for a couple years then onto a new city. Take advantage. Ride a bike to explore the city too. Walk & take public trans to get around. During my time there , felt amazing to abandon the car all week and just drive on the weekends to surf.if you're under 30, live in the city, it's a blast. Take advantage of what the city offers. You only live once and you have the rest of your life to live in the suburbs.