Inter-county migration in the San Francisco Bay Area

Dear Lottie,

When I saw your title, I thought you were talking about animals, which you were: the human kind.

Lottie yes the better the statistics the more knowledgeable you are to your clients but don't forget you are still fighting the Z'stamate no matter what you present it is still an uphill battle, Endre

Hi Lottie,

Thanks for posting.

The headline of your article reads inter county migration in the San Francisco Bay Area Market. Many of the counties mentioned are not part of the greater bay area counties.....interesting all the same. Phillipa

Good morning Lottie - understanding and use of this data can certainly help your clients make decisions.  But, of course, your interpretation and analysis will be the most valuable.

Interesting, Lottie. I see more people are migrating to Sacramento County from San Mateo and Santa Clara. Everybody talks about Bay Area as though they are people from San Francisco who are moving to Sacramento but it doesn't look like we even made the top 10 list for San Franciscans.

Thanks for the update, all the best to you as you get many of these properties listed and sold.

Lottie that is interesting data, I would love to see the sames charts for CT cities and towns.

From a Realtor Perspective it is great information to have, my point was if you are using this to explain to buyers or sellers how it will affect the transaction down the road you still have to deal with the elephant in the room the Z's value and  have to over come it if it is off like it usually is. Endre

An interesting trend is Gen X and some Boomers are selling their Peninsula and East Bay homes and returning to San Francisco to live the urban live for a spell. Some love it, some regret it.