The rents are at an all-time low(or at least tenants are getting rent-free pass for few months when signing the lease).
With WFH on Fb, Google, twitter announced till next year and all other startups following same route, it would be surprising if the prices don't go down soon.
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Broken-assed country
Suburban housing will rise until the pandemic is over, then when people realize how boring living there is, inner city prices will rise again.
The world is urbanizing at a rapid rate. Climate change is mitigated when people arenโt so spread out. Suburbia also costs more infrastructure-wise. Urban living is the future.
Disclaimer: I own a SFH in West Seattle and Iโm not leaving because I really like it here. No need to drive and I can walk everywhere. Same with the rest of Seattle. Home value will probably decline because of the WS bridge but I bought here to be in a nice walkable neighborhood while feeling like I donโt live downtown.