The Bay Area core just doesn't have the stomach to go high density, so RE price has no way to go but up.5% annual appreciation for the next 20 years is very likely IMO.Interestingly enough, I wonder what will self-driving cars do to local RE.

Mostly were neighbors wanting to see the changes to the ugly house on the corner that was an eye sore for them for so long.

It is my dream and goal to be able to offer free or very low cost outpatient services for eating disorder clients who cannot afford therapy due to insurance coverage exclusions.

This genetic disorder blocks all pain from being felt.

I understand this is a disorder and these people do need help to control there hoarding and I am in no way trying to be insensitive.

Financial literacy is one of the things sorely missing among our citizenry, in my opinion.If the Department of Energy--which has done literally nothing since its inception to make our nation energy independent--can be a Cabinet, I don't see why a Department of National Financial Literary can't be instituted.

Sorry for the rant but you hit a sore spot with me.

The seller told me the woman renting it has a grown daughter that has bipolar disorder and damages the house.

This part of the driveway (between sidewalk and street) seems to be a massive eye-sore.

I served my community as an Allstate Agent for over 28 years before being struck with Fibromyalgia and cognitive disorder.