On ABC7 KGO News
Statistics released from the Census Bureau show that the Bay Area is losing high-income earners and professional folks in their late 20s and 30s to other parts of the country. Indeed, our own client pool is seeing this trend too where folks who would otherwise upgrade from their San Francisco condo to their San Francisco single-family home choose to head “home” to be closer with extended family members on the east coast or Midwest. This leaving-an-expensive-urban-metro-area to be in a small or medium-sized city is even more acute here because San Francisco is filled with so many transplants. See Kevin talk about this on a story that ran in the first part of October on ABC7 KGO San Francisco (about 1 minute in).
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The tech sector has always had its ups and downs—recent DeepSeek-related turbulence is just another entry in the clips folder. But let’s not forget: four of the world’s most powerful tech titans, along with the most promising AI unicorns, remain headquartered in the Bay Area. The billionaires who shaped this industry? Still here. The workers who built it over decades? Still here. Many of these individuals have already realized their fortunes, and for those yet to, restricted stock units help buffer equity market volatility.
How local elections in San Francisco and elsewhere will impact housing decisions that have consequences for everyone and the market with Kevin Ho and Jonathan McNarry, top producing buyer and seller agents with San Francisco’s Vanguard Properties, the leading locally owned LGBTQ real estate brokerage for San Francisco and the Bay Area.
1264 Church Street, San Francisco, a sunny, top-floor, 2-bed, 1-bath, 1-car parking garage space with ±1,284 sqft (per LiDar) as listed by Kevin Ho and Jonathan McNarry of Vanguard Properties. SF MLS 423910006. www.1264-church.com At the heart of this stand-out property is the newly renovated chef’s kitchen (designed for cooking classes and entertaining), the new bathroom, new, in-unit laundry, new stainless appliances, dual pane windows, wood floors and designer lighting. Combined with its 1935 Spanish-revival heritage in a sought-after Noe Valley location, 1264 Church is exceptional.