San Francisco Housing P/E Ratio History And Three Year Drop
To repeat what we first wrote in January 2008: There’s no doubt Bay Area average rents are up. And while we wouldn’t be surprised to see another 10-15% increase in…
Bay Area Rents Surge, But Housing P/E Ratio Remains Out Of Line
There’s no doubt Bay Area average rents are up. And while we wouldn’t be surprised to see another 10-15% increase in 2008 (at least for San Francisco proper), keep in…
Not The “P” But The “E”
You might recall our previous discussion about San Francisco’s housing P/E. In summary, it’s out of whack. From an investing perspective, while the cost (Price) of an investment in San…
San Francisco’s Housing P/E
As sales prices have risen, and rents have dropped, San Francisco’s residential “rent ratio” has climbed to a nation-wide high of 34.1 (according to The New York Times). We’re higher…