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Diane G.
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Rent is dropping quickly in San Francisco

Diane G.
  • CA
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So I have a rental that is currently on the market in the A+ neighborhood in San Francisco.. When I posted the listing on Zillow 13 days ago, the Zillow calculated rent is $4600, and that became $4300 today...

Also, for the first time in maybe 10 years, I have people come in and asked if I can drop my asking price from $4250 to $4000...

I think the correction that many of us on BP anticipated is starting now....

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Steve R.
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Steve R.
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Zillow is not the only source indicating that rents in SF are dropping.

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