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@@ben8718 true!

There is a map on this page sebfrey.com/willow-glen-christmas-lights/

@@SebFreyTV Thanks!

Thanks Stacy! Merry Christmas to you! Filoli is fun for a visit any time of year but their Christmas lights are really awesome.

@@jacktran7024 thanks for sharing!

Thanks for watching!

LOL no that's not what I'm saying. Watch it again. :)

@@henrybowman6929 glad you liked it!

@@gramon-vu3lv thx!

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@@ChrisJohnsonCALoanPro glad you liked it! :)

Thanks for subscribing! I believe you should work with a Realtor who will offer to do everything for you on your behalf, so that it is done right and to cause you the homeowner the least stress and hassle. I love it when my clients just hand me the keys and say "do what needs to be done to get us the best price" and I take it from there.

Glad you found it useful!

If any agent flat told you that you HAD to pay a buyer’s agent X%, that is a violation of the code of ethics.

Thanks! Glad you liked it!

No, this is a REALTOR who has had many clients who wanted to milk just a couple-few more years of appreciation before they sell, only to regret that they just didn't sell from the get-go. Sure, if you're going to hold for the long term that's great, real estate always works best as a long-term investment, but I see way too many people just trying to eke out a healthy chunk of appreciation in the short term, and they come to regret it.

Thank you, glad you found it useful!

There have been a lot of newer and less expensive methods of home construction but they have yet to gain traction in the marketplace.

The problem is land. It doesn't matter if you 3d print houses, or prefab them if the land they are going to be on is ridiculously expensive and new construction doesn't get approved.

@@Outworlder Well, I suppose an answer to that could be to build underground. 😉 In a way, it's weird because several ancient people made living there, or in caves, work -- but we seem to have moved away from it in modern times. The modern Chinese solution seems to have been to mass produce entire new cities in areas where land is cheap. But there've been major problems with that too -- or so I hear...

@@SebFreyTV I really liked your video, by the way. Your charts and discussion were illuminating and thought provoking. It's clear you really bent your mind to the issue!

thank you!@@polarvortex3294

Headed towards 3!

Thanks! I agree completely.

Glad you like it but I'm afraid I won't be able to re-record it.

Glad you like it, thanks for watching!

Glad you liked it!

Thanks for watching!

Latent defects cannot be disclosed because by their definition they are unknown. I don’t mention latent defects in the video, just material / immaterial facts.

Thanks Paul!

Construction projects take years to complete, there may be more started projects next year but I wouldn't expect to see significant quantities of newly built homes or apartments hitting the market in 2024. Most of the single-family home construction is outside of the core Bay Area - it's in Gilroy or even further afield.

@@SebFreyTV I feel like the new construction will be mainly townhouse or condo in the core Bay Area. East bay might be the only place have enough space for new constructions

@@cqrt5486 yes most construction is infill development - smaller projects, townhouses and some condos, with some large apartment complexes etc. Most of the new construction in the Bay Area is actually really expensive as you can see here sebfrey.com/properties/county-Santa%20Clara,%20CA%7Ccounty-San%20Mateo,%20CA%7Ccounty-San%20Benito,%20CA/?yearMin=2023&propertyType=Condo%7CSingle+Family+Home%7CTownhouse&status=Active

Glad you think so! Thank you. :)

I'll have to take your word for it!

I’m glad to hear you’re feeling better - the older I get the more I realize how true it is that you don’t have anything if you don’t have your health. Take care!

Amen Blessings Sebastian

Yeah I’m not a fan.

Cute huh? :)

Word.

Awesome, thank you!

Thanks! I try :)

Glad you liked it!

That’s the one!

LOL well it's a UA-cam short so I must be brief.

A lot of people are right there with you! No doubt it will crash - it always crashes, booms and busts are a feature of the American economy, just have to wait long enough.

Sweet!

I'm old as dirt - 52! Believe me, I have a lot of empathy for homebuyers, I work with quite a few who have been priced out of the market or who get blown out of the water by people wiling and able to pay insane prices for housing. It's soul crushing, but this is the reality of todays' real estate market.

@@SebFreyTV Ain't that the truth, but, at least I have a family to give me a home, some people can't say that. Having a roommate is starting to become normal. Well at least more then it already was.

Technically I"m a Gen X'er, but I hang out with lots of boomers.