So, you think the market in Sun Valley is expensive? It’s time to rethink that notion.
I came across this recently sold home in San Francisco. This 480 square foot home with one bedroom and one bath recently sold for $600k.
It was built in 1922 and is very close to downtown, driving up the price.
With home prices this steep in major markets, homeowners are fleeing to less expensive parts of the country. Sun Valley fits the bill.
According to a Forbes article on December 21, 2018 titled, “10 Remote Work Trends That Will Dominate 2019″ nearly 50% of America’s work force is working remotely. Remote work is no longer a privilege, it is becoming the norm. Traditional employers are finally on-board and ready to propose a flexible work arrangement higher up the pipeline.
The author predicts 2019 will see more advancement in remote work options. All signs indicate that we are nowhere close to hitting the plateau. If you are planning to transition to remote work, 2019 may be just the right time to do so.
This shift to working remotely, and insanely expensive housing markets in west coast urban areas, are driving populations to markets like ours. If this shift continues, the Sun Valley market will no longer be dependent on the few local employers that provide solid employment. Our economy and housing could grow based on employers nationwide.
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