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Once Booming San Francisco Real Estate Market is Now a ‘Disaster’

The following article was copied and pasted at American Faith:  https://americanfaith.com/once-booming-san-francisco-real-estate-market-is-now-a-disaster/

I attached a video link to this post because I believe that people are leaving San Francisco and other CA cities for several reasons: high crime rates; soft-on-crime policies; high taxation; legislation that favors criminals and opposes law-abiding citizens; and Marxist ideologies being taught in schools while educational standards fall greatly. The video covers 3 of those topics; whereas the American-Faith article talks about more indirect consequences of the aforementioned.

Begin American Faith article:

Once Booming San Francisco Real Estate Market is Now a ‘Disaster’

New York City real estate powerhouse led by mother-daughter team Dolly and Jenny Lenz warn San Francisco is now a “disaster” with the housing market.

“It was once the jewel and the crown. San Francisco was our personal favorite city, our clients’ favorite city. The jewel and the crown is a disaster,” Dolly Lenz said.

“Several huge hoteliers have given back the keys to the lenders” the CEO continued. “They just said, You know what, I give up. I paid a billion and a half. You gave me a $700 million loan. I can’t afford to make the payments, and you’re not going to refinance.”

Companies including AT&T, Westfield and Nordstrom are among businesses planning to also leave San Francisco’s downtown area.

Dolly said in San Francisco, “residential is dead, commercial is deader.”

From Fox News:

In June, Park Hotels & Resorts Inc. announced that it stopped making payments on a $725 million loan that secured both its 1,921-room Hilton San Francisco Union Square and 1,024-room Parc 55 San Francisco properties and expects to remove them from its portfolio, citing several "major challenges" in the California city.
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