If you purchase the property facing Robinhood Drive, you could place a shared access easement & driveway on it. 

The labor force is already down ~7 million (of 160 million total) workers due to extra early retirees, millions extra on disability, extra deaths, and no immigration for 1-2 years; so, companies have already taken unintended layoffs of 5%. 

No one knows whether it will be an large layoff, factory closure, dramatic mortgage interest rate rise and just the median cost to own the median priced home is above the median income.Once this happens, the market will re-balance.

Some of the larger Bay Area tech companies started bringing Employees back to office work in May and some announced layoffs.

I work where I work as a result of a series of layoffs. 

The oilfield made me good money but no time to invest and every few years we had bad layoffs. 

The company I work for went through a huge round of layoffs ~2 years ago. 

Hopefully the dream will become reality one of these years :D maybe if i could lay off the brick and mortar for 5 seconds ;-)Cheers,Mark

I keep it around just in case my company does yet ANOTHER round of layoffs.

In this market, you should be looking at strong markets, value add opportunities and B/C properties that poses much better downside risk protection in any market (vs Class A new which is more subject to layoffs impacting occupancies - see Houston data).