The San Francisco mayoral election is heating up, with the city's housing crisis and a shift to the right defining the campaign. Real estate experts, including those from JLL, weigh in on the impact of the election on the city's market.
San Francisco Mayoral ElectionHousing CrisisReal EstateJllRightwing ShiftReal Estate NewsOct 05, 2024
The main issue in the San Francisco mayoral election is the city's housing crisis.
The median home price in San Francisco is over $1 million.
Some of the solutions proposed by the mayoral candidates include increasing the supply of affordable housing and implementing rent control measures.
A more conservative approach could bring much-needed balance to the city's housing market, but some residents fear that it could exacerbate the problem.
JLL is a leading real estate company that provides a range of services, including property management, leasing, and investment sales. They have a strong presence in San Francisco and have been involved in several high-profile deals in the city.
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